Stratasys FDM
Benefits of Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) Technology
Stratasys FDM technology offers valuable efficiencies over conventional manufacturing methods, letting you cut production costs while benefitting from shorter lead times for quicker market entry. FDM’s broad material portfolio addresses a wide spectrum of applications, from functional prototyping to end-use parts.
Advantages of Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM 3D Printing)
FDM technology is trusted for its precision, reliability and repeatability. With printers that are at home in an office, to industrial-grade platforms for the factory floor, it is one of the easiest 3D printing technologies to learn and operate. Material diversity opens your application space with capabilities bridging engineering-grade plastics to high-performance polymers.
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Stratasys F170/ F370
The F170 3D printers give educators, engineers, and designers access to affordable, industrial-grade 3D printing. The F170 is designed for ease of use, starting with a streamlined CAD-to-print workflow enabled by GrabCAD Print software.
F370 3D printers give engineers and designers access to affordable, industrial-grade 3D printing.
Stratasys F123CR
Stratasys F123 Series Composite Ready 3D Printers offer carbon fiber and industrial engineer grade thermoplastics to produce strong durable parts for various industries.
Supplement machining with carbon fiber 3D printing. F123CR Series composite 3D printers offer carbon-fiber and industrial-grade thermoplastics to produce strong workholding fixtures, tooling, and parts. Comprised of the F190CR and F370CR systems, this composite-ready printer family provides reliable 3D printing for more demanding applications in industries including general manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, rail, education, and medical.
Stratasys Large FDM
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