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Removing Stratasys PolyJet Support Material
By Stratasys Ltd. on March 17, 2021
After 3D printed models from your Stratasys PolyJet printer have cooled, the support material must be removed. This can be done by different methods, depending on the type of Support material, the size of the model, how delicate it is, the amount and location of…
Sacrificial Hollow Mold Tooling with ST-130 3D Printing Material
By Stratasys Ltd. on December 18, 2020
Using composite structures is a great way to reduce weight and gain strength. However, creating these structures is labor intensive and costly. As a result, manufacturers must often compromise on innovation, design functionality, and number of iterations to meet strict deadlines and stay within budget….
3D Printing Application: Functional Prototyping
By Stratasys Ltd. on December 17, 2020
Replacement parts for vintage race cars are often difficult to obtain because they are no longer produced. The demand may be too small for the manufacturer to justify or in some cases, the manufacturer may no longer exist. Using functional prototyping with 3D printed parts…
A Simple Workflow to 3D Print Your SOLIDWORKS Concept Models
By Stratasys Ltd. on November 11, 2020
Product design workflow is easier than ever before, thanks to Stratasys 3D printers and SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD software. Read on to find out how you can 3D print your SOLIDWORKS models: The Workflow Problem Amazing technology isn’t useful if you can’t take full advantage of…
Leveraging the strength of 3D Printed Carbon Fiber on the Shop Floor
By Stratasys Ltd. on September 14, 2020
Your goals are clear: high productivity and worker safety, low cost and materials that can withstand the rigors of a manufacturing environment. Traditional manufacturing has its place but it’s not the only path to strong parts. Additive manufacturing (AM) using carbon fiber-filled nylon material 3D…
3D Printing Illusory Materials with PolyJet Technology
By Stratasys Ltd. on August 10, 2020
Lenticular printing has existed in the design world for years, and is often associated with novelty toys, movie posters, and trading cards. The technique combines two or more images with an array of magnifying lenses – or a lenticular lens – to create a design…
Exploring Creative Prototyping in Consumer Goods
By Stratasys Ltd. on August 7, 2020
Prototyping for consumer goods often involves a balance between producing multiple design iterations in a short amount of time, yet achieving a high level of realism for each piece. This process has typically limited designers, making multiple iterations expensive and time consuming. Now, with technology…
Five Ways a 3D Printer will Save Time and Money in Your Product Development Process
By Stratasys Ltd. on April 29, 2020
Is your current product development process costing you more time and money than it should? Do you want to reduce friction in the stakeholder approval process? The Solution Bring higher quality modeling in-house at your team’s elbow, and straight into the product development process. Using…
FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) Support Material Removal
By Stratasys Ltd. on March 16, 2020
FDM (fused deposition modeling) Technology™ lets you 3D print parts in a broad range of well tested plastics. FDM materials offer specialized properties like toughness, elastomeric flexibility, electrostatic dissipation, translucence, biocompatibility, UV resistance, VO flammability and FST ratings. This makes them perfect for demanding designers…
A thermoplastic made from renewable resources, PLA helps you produce design concepts quickly and economically in 11 different colour options. Benefit from the speed of fast-draft mode on the Stratasys F123 Series, and keep material expenses down. PLA offers fast printing, good tensile strength and…
Stratasys J835™ and J850™ 3D printers are PANTONE Validated™. This is the first additive manufacturing technology that offers professional design realism. Pantone, a leading global authority on professional colour standards in multiple vertical industries helps designers, modelers, and manufacturers all over the world accurately define,…
How to improve Aesthetic and Mechanical Properties of FDM 3D Printed Parts
By Stratasys Ltd. on June 21, 2019
Finishing adds Value to your FDM 3D printed parts 3D printing technology breaks the rules of conventional manufacturing. It allows engineers to build complex geometries, create massive parts, consolidate multiple part components and design solely for form, fit and function rather than for the manufacturing…
How CAD files are exported to STL is an important process for accurate building of parts. The step by step process for converting CAD to STL was taken straight from the mentioned companies websites. STL Definition STL is the standard file type used by most…