“Our ‘lab-in-a-box’ is based on the novel application of 3D printing in new miniaturized and highly integrated architectures, inspired by the long and successful history of semiconductor systems.”
"Additive manufacturing allowed us to overcome tooling and traditional manufacturing limitations and produce unusually shaped parts on demand, cost-effectively. We had the parts produced and in our hands within several days – something that would have been physically impossible without Stratasys’ 3D printers."
“We’re working in the heavy-industry sector, so reliability is naturally critical. So far every piece that we have 3D printed has proved to be 100 percent fit-for-purpose. This is crucial from a practical aspect, but also instils trust among operators and quashes any traditional notion that everything has to be made from metal in order to function properly.”
“3D printing gives life to our ideas in a way that is previously unimaginable. It reduces our iteration process by more than 90%.”
“Not only are we able to efficiently produce our manufacturing tools in-house, but we now also have the capability to design the tools we need in the exact shape, size and quantity required.”
“The internal shape and flow distribution are difficult and expensive to achieve with conventional machining. However, the single 3D-printed piece replaced an assembly of 22 machined metal components and is about 98% less expensive to manufacture.”
“Stratasys FDM additive manufacturing allows us to transform many of our traditional manufacturing processes, resulting in reduced costs and faster time-to-market for new products.”
“An obsolete replacement part can be 3D printed on-demand and installed immediately, enabling operators to better maintain its trains and get vehicles back into service more quickly, thus improving the quality of service for passengers.”
“The material mix has to be accurate. Precision is critical so the training or rehearsal is as close to real as possible.”
“We increased the performance of internal design reviews, reaching a much-improved result for the Gormiti brand.”
“This not only saves us significant time and cost compared to conventional metal production methods, but the quality of the parts has made a huge impression on our customers too and subsequently opened up new business opportunities for us.”
“Continuous innovation and a customized approach to our service offering have always been central to our company’s vision and strategy.”
“Having this on-demand production capability enables our engineers to take advantage of the greater design freedom enabled by 3D printing, which has empowered Marchesini Group to achieve higherquality results for our customers.”
“The development of the Mono R needed ultimate precision, something which Stratasys’ industrial additive manufacturing systems lend themselves to perfectly.”
“With the addition of the J750 and its unique capabilities, we have been able to expand our offering even further and undertake completely new interior design concepts with ultra-realistic appearance, feel and textures for our automotive customers that would simply not be possible with any other technology.”