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TechTalk: Javelin’s Professional Services team impressed with Stratasys J55 3D printer for product development
One of the latest additions in Javelin’s Advanced Manufacturing Centre (AMC) in Oakville, Ontario is the office friendly, full-colour Stratasys J55 3D printer. See the team unboxing the new printer below: After gaining several months of experience using the J55, Print Services Applications Specialist Stefan Bullock is eager to give you his thoughts, captured in…
GrabCAD Shop has been a very useful tool that allows many users to save both time and money but was missing an important feature – calculating the cost of print jobs. Recently, a new cost calculator feature was added which gives the operator the ability to quote work orders. How does it work? When a…
Stratasys has recently released Diran material for the Stratasys F370 3D printer; this material is a nylon-based thermoplastic with 7% mineral fill by weight. In the second of this three part series, we will discuss material application examples and upgrade FAQ’s. Read part one to learn the material characteristics and properties of Diran. What problems…
Diran 410MF07 Material Series Part One: Material Characteristics and Properties
Stratasys has recently released Diran 410MF07 material for the Stratasys 370 printer, this material is a nylon based thermoplastic with 7% mineral fill by weight. Additives like minerals or fibers (carbon fiber) are added to nylon to change its material properties and in some cases to make the material better suited for specific applications. Adding…
FDM 3D Printing for Automotive Applications: Are you losing the race with archaic support removal?
As Automotive continues to be one of Additive Manufacturing’s top growth markets in both the number of applications and volume of printed parts, the importance of increased productivity, consistency, and quality through post processing solutions is also ramping. Automotive applications are heavily weighted towards the use of FDM in rapid prototyping to help cut timelines…
Production 3D Printing with the Stratasys Fortus 450mc 3D Printer Production 3D printers, like the Fortus 450mc, are ideal for engineers that require demanding flexibility to print larger-sized or many parts in an array of engineering-grade materials with high speed and unfailing throughput. Take designs from virtual to real in hours, not weeks. From functional…
3D Printer or Rapid Prototyping Solution? How to Spot the Difference (and Save Millions) – Part 2
In our first installment of this post, we explained why firms looking to stay ahead of their competition must focus, more than ever before, on compressing their product development cycles. Firms today are under greater pressure from two directions – both from the increasing demands of consumers for product variety and by the accompanying trend…
3D Printing Material Spotlight: Stratasys FDM Nylon 12
There has been recent interest in the Stratasys Nylon 12 3D Printing material. To showcase some of the features of this great product, we have put together Nylon 12 FAQ, usage tips and best practices information. Continue reading to learn more about this innovative material. What is Nylon 12? Nylon is classed as a PA (Polyamide)…
3D Printer or Rapid Prototyping Solution? How to Spot the Difference (and Save Millions)
Before diving into your next 3D printing purchase for Rapid Prototyping (RP), let’s put your product development process in focus. The product development process, which transforms a concept into a market-ready product, plays a critical role in both the functional and economic success of your product and parent company. Another Year. New Challenges for the…
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