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Idea Series 3D Printers
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uPrint SE 3D Print Pack - uPrint SE Plus 3D Print Pack - Mojo 3D Print Pack
What are the benefits of the Idea Series?
- Most affordable professional desktop 3D printers
- Hold concept models in hours
- Increase communication, obtain feedback faster
- Advanced innovation, perfect your designs early in design process
What is 3D Printing?
At the root of 3D printing is an additive manufacturing process. In essence, 3D printing makes three dimensional solid objects from a digital CAD file. Using an additive process, like FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) or InkJet-based technology, a model is created by laying down successive layers of material. The result is accurate, functional concept models, rapid prototypes and product mockups.
Who uses Stratasys Idea Series 3D Printers?
Our Idea Series 3D Printers are used most often by individual professionals, small design teams and educators. These 3D printers were made for the desktop, so most offen you’ll see them in offices, classrooms and labs. Literally thousands of people have chosen the Idea Series because it’s affordable, fast and reliable.
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Design Series 3D Printers
When you’re moving at lightning speed to get a new product to market, it’s hard to wait for outsourced prototypes. Don’t pushback your timeline – let your team print them in-house with a Stratasys Design Series 3D Printer.
What are the benefits of the Design Series 3D Printers?
Precision
- Fast models that replicate the look of your final product
- Gain more confident buy-in from your team and clients
Performance
- Models stand up to rigorous testing
- Most popular Stratasys 3D Printers
Who uses Stratasys Design Series 3D Printers?
Our Design Series 3D Printers are most often used by design engineers who are tasked with testing a product’s design. Designed for multiple engineers, product designers or students to share in the office or classroom – Stratasys Design Series 3D Printers are used by small to large organizations worldwide.
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3D Production Systems
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Fortus 250mc - Fortus 360mc - Fortus 400mc - Fortus 900mc - Finishing Touch Smoothing Station
- Sophisticated software and technology
- Production-grade materials
- Large build capacity
- Fast, accurate and repeatable parts
Only Fortus FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) Technology combines tough, production-grade thermoplastic materials with state-of-the-art hardware and software. Compared to other additive manufacturing systems, Fortus offers unprecedented versatility and capabilities.
Fortus 3D Production Systems use powerful Insight Software to turn CAD files into accurate, stable and durable prototypes, workholding tools or end-use parts. This advanced software automatically generates support structures and build paths. With Fortus digital manufacturing, you can create parts that are up to 300% stronger than those made with 3D printers, even when using the same materials.
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About Stratasys
Stratasys Ltd. was formed in 2012 by the merger of Stratasys Inc. and Objet Ltd. The company manufactures 3D printers and materials that create prototypes and manufactured goods directly from 3D CAD files or other 3D content. The company’s 3D printers are based on patented FDM® and PolyJet®inkjet-based technologies.
Stratasys systems are used by manufacturers to create models and prototypes to aid in the new product design process. And they are becoming widely used for production of finished goods in low-volume manufacturing. Systems range from affordable desktop 3D printers to large production systems for direct digital manufacturing.
The FDM process creates parts by extruding molten thermoplastic in fine layers to build the part layer by layer. The PolyJet process also creates parts by building in layers but employs an ink jet style jetting process to apply photopolymers in fine layers and simultaneously cures them with ultraviolet light.
Stratasys also manufacturers Solidscape 3D Printers and operates the RedEye On Demand digital manufacturing service. The company has over 1000 employees and holds over 500 granted or pending additive manufacturing patents globally. The company’s range of 120 3D printing materials is the widest in the industry and includes over 100 proprietary inkjet-based photopolymer materials and 10 proprietary FDM-based thermoplastic materials.
Through its network of certified, value added resellers and distributors, Stratasys delivers responsive, regional support around the globe. The company maintains dual headquarters in Minneapolis, Minn. and Rehovot, Israel. Stratasys is a public company that trades on the NASDAQ stock exchange under the symbol SSYS.