Additive Manufacturing

Aerospace and automotive companies have used Stratasys Fortus 900/F900 industrial FDM printers for more than a decade, taking advantage of its build volume of 36in x 24in x 36in and the ability to pr...

As much as I’m blown away by the internal complexity of 3D printed rocket engines and the intricate detail of 3D printed medical models, I still think the unsung heroes of the additive world ar...

If your manufacturing workflow includes a 5S Lean initiative (sort/ straighten/ shine/ standardize/ sustain), you might know that the literal translation of Step 2 is “Arrange for ease of use.” A...

When the custom housings for your patented electronic designs are constantly being revised, you can a) keep buying new molds, b) 3D print the molds or c) jump directly to 3D printing precise final ne...

Sometimes the “old school” way of doing things still offers powerful options compared to more recent tools. For Fused Deposition Printing (FDM) printing on higher-end Stratasys 3D printers such a...

The horizon-to-horizon blue skies of Phoenix were making it hard to get into the holiday spirit, so our in-house 3D Printing expert and Artificial Intelligence (AI) trailblazer, Andrew Smith, decided...

Just when you think full-color Stratasys PolyJet printing couldn’t get any cooler (you’ve seen the banana, right?) now we can 3D print parts with one side as slick as glass. That’s because the ...

Sometimes, to get ahead, you just have to get away - and then focus. Recently, I had the chance to do just that during the Stratasys AE Tech Days training event held at Penske Racing in Charlotte NC....

Now that Nerdtoberfest 2025 is behind us, we want to go back and share two uses of cool technology at this year's annual open house. We used our scanning tools and 3D printers to make 3D Printed Bav...

Strategic Partnership Expands PADT’s Advanced Manufacturing Offering With Scalable, Robotic LFAM Solutions, While Rapid Fusion Enters North America Through a Trusted, Industry-Proven Channel Partne...