471 Stratasys Testimonials

“It’s about time, operational speed and production capabilities, and with Stratasys’ FDM additive manufacturing we have more of each than we would with traditional machining methods.”

“FDM technology and ABS thermoplastics have been a great combination for us. They provide us with the efficient solution to help us optimize our design and improve market delivery time by 10 to 15 percent.”

"The biggest benefit is the ability to iterate on new tooling designs. To come up with a design, test it, improve on it and repeat until we get to a good final product has been very helpful."

“Material development timelines can range from a few months to years. Origin One hardware and software provides a flexible, consistent and fast printing process and environment to shorten our material development cycle.”

“The high quality of printer design combined with reasonable cost position ensures its wide availability on the market accessible by our new products. On the other hand, the simplicity of use and reliable performance make this printer an invaluable developmental tool.”

“With the J55, we have slashed the time it takes to create ultra-realistic models from two weeks to just one or two days and reduced our costs by up to 75%.”

“Being a longtime boarder and Colorado local, I have noticed how much technology has played a role in winter sports, in terms of durability, performance and especially comfort and convenience. We began to develop a proof of concept for this idea of being able to switch out custom pieces of gear that would be tailored to the rider’s daily preference and everchanging weather conditions, like using low light goggles vs. full blackout reflective ones, depending on what the forecast shows prior to hitting the mountain.”

“The Origin One 3D printer allowed us to make several initial options for our client to choose from and then make tiny tweaks, almost in real time, without delaying the project or incurring huge expenses. By prototyping on the same machine that will make the final parts, we had extreme confidence in every piece we were making.”

“The increasing demand for fancy and trendy footwear with timely and efficient delivery is the key factor driving the global footwear industry. The Stratasys FDM technology makes design validation as easy as 1, 2, 3.”

“What we’ve realized in providing 3D printing services is that while consumer-grade printers are very attractive to purchase because of the low price, you end up spending a lot of time on maintenance, servicing and troubleshooting, just to keep them operating.”

“Stratasys has been a great partner in helping us optimize accuracy and repeatability for connectors that require +/- 50 micron accuracy, and demonstrating the possibilities of using additive manufacturing to produce part volumes in the tens thousands.”

“In 2018, we delivered our first specialist parts for air supply ducts incorporating a 3D printed part for flight use on regional passenger jets. Since then, Senior Aerospace BWT has supplied its customers with hundreds of lightweight, flight-ready interior aircraft parts using FDM.”

“3D printing provides an innovative solution to not only better understand the nature of problems in the neurosciences, but transforms the delivery of education to healthcare providers and the patients we serve.”

“The beauty packaging industry uses a lot of glass and very transparent materials. Having the ability to replicate ‘glass like’ components at the prototyping stage really helps to visualize a product and improve the quality of our final designs. For example, we can now produce nail varnish bottle prototypes in the VeroUltraClear material that are barely distinguishable from the final product with the naked eye. The ability to present these models to both potential clients and existing ones is a serious game-changer for our business as it opens up significant opportunities in a large portion of the market.”

“We are building design tools that help us to address the billions of voxels that are available in this multi-material design space. So, we’re trying to make it easier for people to describe 3D models in that space. We’re also creating tools that allow users to verify that a print will be printable with their original intent.”