Stratasys
VerifiedIndustrial 3D printers for professional prototyping, tooling, and production manufacturing.
- Deployment Cloud Based, Any
- Starting price Contact sales
- Free trial Not offered
- Best for SMEs, Enterprises, Agencies
What is Stratasys?
Stratasys is an industrial additive manufacturing company that builds FDM, PolyJet, and other 3D printing systems for engineering, manufacturing, healthcare, and education. Founded in 1989, it is dual headquartered in Minnetonka, Minnesota and Rehovot, Israel and trades on Nasdaq as SSYS. Product lines include the F123 Series (F120, F170, F190CR, F370CR) for office based prototyping, Fortus and F900 systems for production grade parts, and the J series PolyJet printers for full color, multi material models used in design and medical work.
Machines are sold through Stratasys and authorized resellers, with pricing quoted per configuration. Print jobs run through GrabCAD Print, free software for Windows, macOS, and the web that handles slicing, scheduling, and remote monitoring, plus a software development kit for connecting printers to ERP and MES systems.
Key Features of Stratasys
Stratasys lists 10 documented features, including FDM printing with engineering thermoplastics including ABS, ASA, polycarbonate, and nylon, PolyJet multi-material, multi-color jetting for realistic prototypes and Soluble support structures for complex geometries. The list below covers what the product does rather than how it is marketed.
- FDM printing with engineering thermoplastics including ABS, ASA, polycarbonate, and nylon
- PolyJet multi-material, multi-color jetting for realistic prototypes
- Soluble support structures for complex geometries
- Auto-calibration and quick material swaps on F123 Series printers
- Composite-ready (CR) configurations for carbon-fiber-reinforced materials
- Layer resolution as fine as 0.01 mm on FDM systems
- Enclosed, heated build chambers for dimensional accuracy
- GrabCAD Print software for job preparation, scheduling, and remote print monitoring
- SAF powder bed fusion technology for volume production
- Build volumes up to 355 x 254 x 355 mm on F370CR, larger on Fortus and F900 systems
Stratasys Pricing
Stratasys lists 5 plans without published figures. Pricing is quoted on request.
F120
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254 x 254 x 254 mm build volume
Entry-level industrial FDM printer for prototyping; quoted by Stratasys or resellers per configuration.
F170
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254 x 254 x 254 mm build volume
Office-friendly FDM printer with auto-calibration and soluble supports; runs on GrabCAD Print.
F370 CR
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355 x 254 x 355 mm build volume
Composite-ready FDM printer for carbon-fiber-reinforced parts and tooling.
J55 Prime
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Full-color, multi-material PolyJet
Compact PolyJet printer for realistic, full-color prototypes; office compatible.
Fortus 450mc
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406 x 355 x 406 mm build volume
Production-grade FDM system for large, durable industrial parts and tooling.
Stratasys Specifications
Stratasys is available on web app, Windows and macOS and has iOS and Android apps. It offers an API.
- cloud based
- any
- web app
- windows
- macos
- ios
- android
- smes
- enterprises
- agencies
- phone
- training
- tickets
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