Javelin provides Canadian Designers and Manufacturers with Stratasys 3D Printers and SolidWorks CAD software so they can take their initial idea to physical prototype with the push of a button.
2. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Agenda
Who is Javelin?
What is 3D Printing?
3D Printing Solutions
Applications & Industries
Next Steps & Questions
3. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
3,500
Customers
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About Us
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4. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
6 Locations Across Canada, Head Office in Oakville ON.
Surrey, BC.
Printer Sales, Training and
Technical Support near you
Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Dartmouth, NS.
Oakville, ON.
Edmonton, AB.
Calgary, AB.
Winnipeg, MB.
5. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
3,500+ Customers | 20,000+ licenses | 125+ Schools
7. Common Terms
3D Printing
Digital Manufacturing
Rapid Prototyping
Additive Manufacturing
DDM – Direct Digital Manufacturing
Rapid Manufacturing
Digital Fabrication
8. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
3D Printing Process
3. Print the Model
(built in layers)
2. Prep the Machine
4. Extract the Model 5. Remove Support Material
(break or wash away)
1. Design the Model
9. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Rigid
– Polypropylene-like
– High-temperature, ABS-like
– Translucent & Transparent
Flexible, Rubber-like
– High-elongation
– Wide range of Shore Scale A
values (Hardness)
– High Tear Resistance
Medical
– Biocompatible clear and
Hearing Aids & Dental
Digital Composite Materials
– Pre-defined Digital Materials™
Durable
− ABS
− Production-grade
− Realistic parts
− Translucent
Functional
– Anti-static
– High strength
– Manufacturing tools
Industry-Ready
– High strength
– Sterilizable
– Food & drug
High-Performance
– Flame retardant
– Chemical-resistant
– Low-toxicity
– Finished parts
FDM Thermoplastics PolyJet Photopolymers
13. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Ideal for individuals
– Proof of concept for your ideas
– 3 printers to choose from
– FDM printing technology
Print ABS Plastic Parts
– Production grade material
– Mechanically strong and stable
– Export STL from your CAD system
Idea Series Desktop Printers
14. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Compact Desktop Machine
– Only 25 x 18 x 21 in
Professional Print Material
– Printed in ABSplus
– Mechanically strong and stable
over time
Quick & Accurate Printing
– 0.007 inch layer resolution
Mojo Desktop 3D Printer
Feature Specification
Material P430 ABSplus in ivory
Dimensions 25 x 18 x 21 in
Max part size 5 x 5 x 5 in
15. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Compact Desktop Machine
– Only 25 x 26 x 31 in
Professional Print Material
– Printed in ABSplus
– Mechanically strong and stable
over time
Quick & Accurate Printing
– 0.007 inch layer resolution
uPrint SE Desktop 3D Printer
Feature Specification
Material P430 ABSplus in ivory
Dimensions 25 x 26 x 31 in
Max part size 8 x 6 x 6 in
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Larger build size than uPrint SE
Two Material Bays (optional)
ABSplus Print Material
Nine Material Colours,
– Ivory, white, blue, fluorescent
yellow, black, red, nectarine,
olive green, or gray
Print two different Thicknesses
– 0.010 in or 0.013 in
uPrint SE Plus Desktop 3D Printer
Feature Specification
Material P430 ABSplus - 9 colours
Dimensions 25 x 26 x 37 in
Max part size 8 x 8 x 6 in
17. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Why choose an Idea Series Printer?
Product Proof of Concept
Outsourcing a model can take days or weeks and cost hundreds of dollars or more
Produce quick, inexpensive prototypes in-house
Concepts will stand up to more than a critical eye
Build parts with ABSPlus material, strong enough to stand up to functional testing
Easily communicate how a design feels and operates
Big ideas. Small footprint.
Print durable 3D models right at your desk, from your 3D CAD files
Functional prototypes can be made in hours and then finished – even drilled!
19. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Ideal for design teams
– Fit, form & function testing
– 11 Objet (precision) and 2 Dimension
(performance) machines available
– PolyJet & FDM technology
Print with Photopolymers
– Realistic materials including
rubber-like, clear & composites
– Multi-material 3D printing
– Industry specific applications for
dental, medical & hearing aid
Design Series 3D Printers
20. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Print models made of multiple
materials all in a single build.
Over 120 different types of print
materials available
Create shades and patterns
Material properties includes
grades of rubber all the way to
clear transparent glass and
engineering plastics
Digital 3D Printing (Connex)
21. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Compact Office Machine
Print with exceptional detail
– Horizontal build layers down
to 28-micron (0.0011 in)
– Ideal for printing text or other
fine details
Rigid print material
– Painted, drilled, machined or
used for vacuum forming
Objet24 Personal 3D Printer
Feature Specification
Material VeroWhitePlus in white
Dimensions 32.28 × 24.4 × 23.22 in
Max part size 9.22 x 7.58 x 5.85 in
22. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Compact Office Machine
7 Material Types Available
– clear transparent, high-temperature
resistant or polypropylene-like
material.
– white, clear, blue, black, or gray
Painted, drilled, machined or used
for vacuum forming
Objet30 Pro 3D Printer
Feature Specification
Material Various, 5 colours
Dimensions 32.28 × 24.4 × 23.22 in
Max part size 11.58 x 7.58 x 5.85 in
23. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Designed for creating dental models
– Print crowns, bridges, stone
models, retainers, partials,
and delivery trays
Eliminate dental physical impressions
and store models digitally
3 Material types available
– Dental and bio-compatible
– Peach or clear colours
Objet30 OrthoDesk 3D Printer
Feature Specification
Material VeroDent & Bio-compatible
Dimensions 32.28 x 24.4 x 23.22 in
Max part size 11.58 x 7.58 x 5.85 in
24. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Wide variety of materials
– Transparent, rigid opaque,
Polypropylene-like, rubber-like,
and high temp material
Variable Printing Speeds
– High speed and high quality
printing modes
– 72 hours of unattended
continuous printing
Print with exceptional detail
– 0.004 – 0.008 in
Objet Eden260V 3D Printer
Feature Specification
Material Various
Dimensions 34.3 x 29 x 47 in
Max part size 9.8 × 9.8 × 7.9 in
25. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
17 materials to choose from
– Dental and medical included
Variable Printing Speeds
– High Speed & High Quality Print Modes
– 72 hours of unattended printing
Print with exceptional detail
– 16 micron high resolution ensures
smooth surfaces and fine details
Objet Eden350V 3D Printer
Feature Specification
Material 17 types available
Dimensions 52 x 39 x 47 in
Max part size 13.4 x 13.4 x 7.9 in
26. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
17 materials to choose from
– Dental and medical included
Variable Printing Speeds
– High Speed & High Quality Print Modes
– 72 hours of unattended printing
Print with exceptional detail
– 16 micron high resolution ensures
smooth surfaces and fine details
Objet Eden500V 3D Printer
Feature Specification
Material 17 types available
Dimensions 52 x 39 x 47 in
Max part size 19.3 × 15.4 × 7.9 in
27. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Wide Variety of Materials
– Over 100 materials, variety of colours
– From rubber to rigid; opaque to
transparent; and standard to ABS-
grade engineering plastics
Digital Materials available
– Create up to 90 composite digital
materials fabricated on the fly
Print with exceptional detail
– Layers of just 16 microns (0.0006 inch)
Objet260 Connex Digital 3D Printer
Feature Specification
Material Over 100 available
Dimensions 34.3 x 28.9 x 47.2 in
Max part size 10.0 x 9.9 x 7.9 in
28. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Wide Variety of Materials
– Over 120 materials, variety of colours
– From rubber to rigid; opaque to
transparent; and standard to ABS-
grade engineering plastics
Digital Materials available
– Create up to 100 composite digital
materials fabricated on the fly
Print with exceptional detail
– Layers of just 16 microns (0.0006 inch)
Objet350 Connex Digital 3D Printer
Feature Specification
Material Over 120 available
Dimensions 55.9 × 44.1 × 44.5 in
Max part size 13.4 x 13.4 x 7.9 in
29. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Wide Variety of Materials
– Over 120 materials, variety of colours
– From rubber to rigid; opaque to
transparent; and standard to ABS-
grade engineering plastics
Digital Materials available
– Create up to 100 composite digital
materials fabricated on the fly
Print with exceptional detail
– Layers of just 16 microns (0.0006 inch)
Objet500 Connex Digital 3D Printer
Feature Specification
Material Over 120 available
Dimensions 55.9 × 44.1 × 44.5 in
Max part size 19.3 × 15.4 × 7.9 in
30. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Extremely large build envelope
– Create 1:1 scale prototypes requiring
high precision
Wide Variety of Materials
– Over 120 materials, variety of colours
– From rubber to rigid; opaque to
transparent; and standard to ABS-grade
engineering plastics
Digital Materials
– Create up to 100 composite digital
materials fabricated on the fly
Objet1000 3D Printer
Feature Specification
Material Over 120 available
Dimensions 110.3 × 70.9 × 70.9 in
Max part size 39.3 × 31.4 × 19.6 in
31. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Large Build Capacity (10 x 10 x 12 in)
Fast and Fine 3D Printing Modes
– Two thicknesses 0.010 in or 0.013 in
– Print faster when less detail is required
ABSplus Print Material
Nine Material Colours,
– Ivory, white, blue, fluorescent yellow,
black, red, nectarine, olive green, gray
Dimension 1200es SST/BST
Feature Specification
Material P430 ABSplus - 9 colours
Dimensions 33 x 29 x 45 in
Max part size 10 x 10 x 12 in
32. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Large Build Capacity (8 x 8 x 12 in)
Ultra Fine 3D Printing
– Two thicknesses 0.007 in or 0.010 in
– Print faster when less detail is required
ABSplus Print Material
Nine Material Colours,
– Ivory, white, blue, fluorescent yellow,
black, red, nectarine, olive green, gray
Dimension Elite
Feature Specification
Material P430 ABSplus - 9 colours
Dimensions 33 x 29 x 45 in
Max part size 10 x 10 x 12 in
33. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Why choose a Design Series Printer?
Specialized in using a variety of materials
More than 120 materials, including specialty materials for dental and medical
Print rigid, flexible and soft-touch materials simultaneously in the same part!
Keep valuable resources in-house
Produce high-quality, realistic prototypes with moving parts at relatively low cost
Catch potential flaws to reduce costs of re-tooling and rework
Good Ideas Sell Faster
Produce amazingly accurate models of your ideas
Easily communicate how a design looks, feels, and operates
35. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Ideal for manufacturing
– Create end-use parts
– Print jigs, fixtures, check gauges,
molding and tooling
– 4 Fortus Production Systems
Print Production Grade Parts
– Materials include ABSplus, ABSi,
ABS-M30, ABS-ESD7, PC, PC-ABS,
PC-IS, PPSF/PPSU, ULTEM 9085
Production Series Systems
36. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Production-grade Material
– ABSplus P-430 thermoplastic, used
in real manufacturing applications
Nine Material Colours
– Ivory white, blue, black, red, yellow,
nectarine, olive green or gray
Three layer thicknesses available
– 0.007, 0.010 and 0.013 inches
Fortus 250mc
Feature Specification
Material ABSplus P-430 thermoplastic
Dimensions 33 x 29 x 45 in
Max part size 10 x 10 x 12 in
37. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Three Production-grade Materials
– Uses ABS-M30, PC-ABS or PC
Six Material Colours
– ABS M-30 in Ivory white, blue, black,
red or gray
– PC-ABS in black
– PC in white
Execute larger build runs
– With multiple material canisters you
can run an uninterrupted build
Fortus 360mc
Feature Specification
Material ABS-M30, PC-ABS or PC
Dimensions 50.45 x 35.25 x 77.25
Max part size 14 x 10 x 10 in
38. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Nine Production-grade Materials
– parts can endure high heat, caustic
chemicals, sterilization, and high
impact applications.
Choose from four layer thicknesses
– You can fine-tune your desired balance
between FDM’s finest possible feature
detail and the fastest build.
Upgradeable System
– 400mc is upgradeable, so you pay only
for the features you need
Fortus 400mc
Feature Specification
Material ABS-ESD7, ABSi, ABS-M30,
ABS-M30i, PC, PC-ABS, PC-ISO,
PPSF, ULTEM 9085
Dimensions 50.5 x 35.5 x 77.3 in
Max part size 16 x 14 x 16 in
39. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Nine Production-grade Materials
– parts can endure high heat, caustic
chemicals, sterilization, and high
impact applications.
Choose from three layer thicknesses
– You can fine-tune your desired balance
between FDM’s finest possible feature
detail and the fastest build.
Control Software Enhanced
– To deliver greater throughput,
accuracy, repeatability, and reliability
Fortus 900mc
Feature Specification
Material ABS-ESD7, ABSi, ABS-M30,
ABS-M30i, PC, PC-ABS, PC-ISO,
PPSF, ULTEM 9085
Dimensions 109.1 x 66.3 x 79.8 in
Max part size 36 x 24 x 36 in
40. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Why choose a Production Series System?
Your Own Production Line
Print jigs, fixtures, check gauges, molding and tooling
Ideal for short run or one-off end-use parts
Print with Production Grade Materials
A variety of ABS, PC, PPSF and Ultem thermoplastic materials to choose from
Materials for high-impact resistance, heat deflection, tensile or elongation strength
A Real Production System
True workhorses, delivering high throughput, duty cycles and utilization rates
Makes digital manufacturing not only possible, but practical
43. Sales & Marketing
– Create models before they
are manufactured to help
sell the concept
– Use for demos, trade shows
or as samples
– Create different textures
Application: Concept Modeling
Ergonomic Studies
– Create rigid and soft feel
products
– Create different textures on
your models
– The ability to create 1:1 scale
models for accurate
ergonomic studies
Architectural Design
– Create models faster than
traditional methods
– Modular parts so model can
be easily changed
– Stronger, with no distortion
44. Functioning Parts
– Moving parts, Gears,
Levers & Joints
– Create Plugs & Seals
– Create Living Hinges,
Gaskets & Hoses
Application: Physical Testing
Accurate look and feel
– Over Molding & Double
Injection Process
– Labeling, Texture &
Imprint
– Shock Absorption &
Impact Resistance
Coating Parts
– Coat rigid material with
flexible material
– Specific touch-and-feel
properties
45. Rapid Deployment
– After design stage
manufacturing can begin
immediately
– Simply send your design to
your production system
Application: Manufacturing End-use Parts
Low capital expenditure
– Traditional manufacturing
methods demand tools and
dies that are expensive
– No need for tooling, initial
manufacturing cost is
dramatically reduced
Unlimited Complexity
– Anything that a designer can
creates can be manufactured
– This promotes product
innovation and design
optimization
46. Jigs & Fixtures
– Lead times reduced by 40% to
80%
– Cost reduced by 70% to 95%
– Eliminate assembly and
improve performance and
accuracy.
– Design freedom for improved
function and ergonomics.
Application: Molding & Tooling
Blow and Injection Molding
– Lead time reduced by 30% to 70%
– Prototype mold cost reduced by
40% to 80%
– Stability, eliminating distortion
with heat.
– Durability through hundreds of
cycles.
– Little or no need for post
processing.
Silicone Molding
– Lead time reduced 50% to 80%
– Cost reduced by 40% to 75%
– Inert models won’t inhibit curing
– Models won’t distort with heat
– Durable models that can be used
many times
47. Bonding & Gluing
– For parts too large for a
single build
– Faster builds with less
support material
– For parts with finer features,
sectioning and bonding parts
is a great solution.
Application: Presentation & Finishing
Electroplating
– Give plastic parts a metallic
finish
– The metallic looking parts
will be lightweight
– Legacy Effects created the
iconic Iron Man suit using
this technique
Sanding & Painting
– Apply different colours
– PolyJet material accepts
paint without the need for
polishing or sanding
– Get the exact look of the
finished product.
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Industry Breakdown
Data based on: D. T. Pham, S. S. Dimov, Rapid manufacturing, Springer-Verlag, 2001, ISBN 1-85233-360-X, page 6
50. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Aerospace: Evektor
Problem: Losing business with CNC milling for
prototype production
Solution: Fortus 900mc Production System
– Large build envelope (36 x 24 x 36 in) required for
large aerospace parts
– Print parts with ULTEM 9085, a flame retardant
thermoplastic
Results: Reduced development costs
– Saved between 10% - 80% on prototyping costs
– Saved up to 80% of the costs when producing more
complex parts
“With Fortus, we can now
develop and test innovative
designs - and if necessary
change them quickly without
halting the production process“
51. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Automotive: Ducati
Problem: Needed time-to-marked reduction
– Engine: 28 months to design & build
– Majority of prototypes were outsourced
Solution: Fortus for in-house prototypes
– 2 alternate prototype engines built
– Nearly all from polycarbonate
Results: Decreased design errors
– Engine designed and built in 8 months
– Time to market reduced by 71%
Process Time
Using a service bureau 28 months
Using Fortus in-house 8 months
Savings 20 months (71%)
52. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Architecture: Industry Peter McCann Architectural Models Inc
Problem: Designs with amorphic shapes are
difficult to model with traditional methods
Solution: 3D Print architectural models
– Create strong models from ABS plastic
– The ability to fuse model pieces together
Results:
– Expensive process of CNC machining parts is
not required with a 3D Printer
– Much faster than creating parts by hand
– Able to create a library of reusable designs
“It would have been really
difficult to build without the
3D printer.“
53. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Consumer Products: Oreck
Problem: Expensive and long lead times to create
their coordinate measuring machines
– 40-50 assembly fixtures required per product
– Made by molding and casting
Solution: 3D print fixtures
– Fixtures produced in-house
– Holds tolerances of 0.003 inch
Results: Large cost savings
– Reduced downtime
– Typical cost reduced by $65,000
– Fixture components quickly replaced
– Manufacturing process is re-started faster
– Machine paid for itself in a few projects
Process Cost Estimate
Traditional molding &
casting
$100,000
Direct digital
manufacturing
$45,0000
Savings $65,000 (65%)
54. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Defense: Sheppard Air Force Base
Problem: Creating one-of-a-kind or low
volume parts with traditional manufacturing
was too expensive and time consuming
Solution: 3D Production with Fortus
– Able to print multiple parts simultaneously
– Ability to implement design changes
immediately and at minimal costs.
Results: Faster Production
– Printing the UAV’s large antenna in about
one-tenth the time
– Versatility versus injection molding
“3D Printing has saved the
US government over $3.8
million to date with an
expected 10-to-15-year
savings of over $15 million.”
55. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Dental: APEX
Problem: Manual preparation of crowns,
inlays, bridges, etc. is slow, unpredictable
and requires use of non-ideal materials
Solution: Objet Eden260V 3D Printer
Results: Higher productivity
– Lower-cost production of dental models
– Faster delivery times, with no compromise
– Models with perfect fit and occlusion
“3D printing technology
bullet train continues to
accelerate the pace of
change in dentistry”
56. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Education: University of Alabama
Problem: The department of Aerospace and
Engineering went from 200 to 1,000 students over a
ten-year period
Solution: Fortus 3D Production Systems to keep
pace with demand for prototypes
Results:
– Using Fortus Systems freed the team to focus on the
engineering, design and scientific aspects of the process.
– Private and public sector organizations have approached
the university about helping them produce prototypes.
“We’ve now worked with
NASA, the U.S. Army, and
BAE Systems”
57. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Electronics: Logitech
Problem: Logitech needed to cost effectively
test new ideas while ensuring maximum
confidentiality
Solution: The Objet Eden 3D Printing System
Results: Turnaround time on prototype parts
reduced from three days to one day
– Faster, more collaborative process flow from
concept to final design
– Significant savings on the cost of changes
particularly at the fit/form/function testing stages
– Improved confidentiality
– Time and cost savings on fixtures for measurement
“Reducing the number of
contacts with the outside
world is indispensable for our
product’s success. Having
Objet in-house helps us
reduce exposure.”
58. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Entertainment: Legacy Effects
Problem: Needed a model making process
that was quicker than traditional methods
Solution: An Objet Connex 3D Printer
– Create strong parts with a variety of different
materials including rubber-like and clear
– The ability to easily fuse model pieces together
Results:
– Quicker and easier to create collectible
character models for shows and commercials
– New customer base for costume design
“We had our Objet printer on
the Iron Man set. Parts went
right from the Objet tray to
chrome dipping, then attached
to Robert Downey Jr. The
printer was simply invaluable.”
59. Canadian owned and operated since 1997
Medical: Medtronic
Problem: Surgeons unhappy with implant
fastening tools
– 2 tools required to fasten set-screws
– Result was often a violent impulse
Solution: 3D printed functional prototypes
– Combined 2 existing tools for testing
– Strong enough to fasten stainless screws
Results: Prototype enabled design improvements
– Surgeons used prototype in hospital
– Found tool could be improved by rotating handle
– Speed and communications lead to better products
– Substantial cost savings
“Surgeons are really rough on
these prototypes while trying
them out, so we need tough
material. FDM gave us the
strength and durability we
needed.”
60. SUMMARY AND NEXT STEPS
Your trusted Canadian 3D technology partner.
When you partner with Javelin you will flourish.
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To Summarize
Produce More Creative Designs
Reduce Cost of Errors
Shorter Turnaround Time
Protect Intellectual Property
Freedom of Design – Part Complexity
Efficiency for low volume production
Manufacture on Demand
Less Waste
Stratasys offers a powerful range of additive manufacturing materials, including clear, rubberlike and biocompatible photopolymers, and tough high-performance thermoplastics. This variety lets you maximize the benefits of 3D printing throughout your product-development cycle.Fused Deposition Modeling MaterialStratasys patented Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) Technology works with production-grade thermoplastics to build tough, durable parts that are accurate, repeatable and stable over time.PolyJet Photopolymer MaterialStratasys PolyJet technology 3D prints in the widest variety of materials, so you can create realistic prototypes that closely resemble finished products.
Stratasys 3D PrintersFrom individual designer through product development collaboration to the manufacturing department, Javelin provides Stratasys 3D printers designed for you.Idea Series PrintersThe Stratasys Idea Series liberates creativity for individual designers and smaller teams and puts the focus back on what matters most: the idea. Whatever your application — proof of concept, product mockups, functional testing or marketing tools — Stratasys 3D Printers from the Idea Series are designed to keep your ideas in-house. Now you can do everything you used to do with an outside service — work and test models, save time and money.Design Series Precision PrintersThe Design Series Precision Printers include Objet machines that set the industry standard for final product realism. Objet systems feature unparalleled speed as well as multi-material 3D printing, and systems from the Objet Connex family give you the capability to print multiple materials simultaneously and the widest range of material properties on the market.Production Series SystemsThe Stratasys Production Series Systems includes a family of top-of-the-line 3D production systems. No other 3D system can deliver the same advanced performance in everything from tooling, jigs and fixtures to production-grade end-use parts and advanced functional prototyping.
Ideal for proof of concept, both the Mojo™ and uPrintSE™ 3D Printers produce concept models with feature detail, versatility and speed. By optimizing designs early in the process, they can help cut weeks from the design cycle, reducing product development costs and production timelines.Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) Technology is a powerful Stratasys-patented additive manufacturing method.FDM builds concept models, functional prototypes and end-use parts in standard, engineering-grade and high-performance thermoplastics. It’s the only professional 3D printing technology that uses production-grade thermoplastics, so parts are unrivaled in mechanical, thermal and chemical strength.
Give your big idea a little MojoBring the magic of 3D printing to your desktop with Mojo, it’s affordable, fast, and prints in fine resolution. Mojo is the most compact, accessible way to get professional 3d printed parts. It’s easy to use, fits right in your cubicle, and will reinvent how you design and create.
Proven. Powerful. Professional.uPrint SE™ 3D Printers are powered by Stratasys’ patented FDM® (Fused Deposition Modeling™) technology. It’s the 3D printer on which thousands of design engineers test their designs.Easy to use and kind to your budget, the uPrint SE offers larger ABSplus models and offers networking for easy sharing. It’s a perfect solution for small teams who know 3D modeling is the key to effective prototyping and communication.
Build Your Ideas FasterThe uPrint SE Plus 3D Printer gives you ultimate control over your 3D modeling process. It boasts all the great features of the uPrint SE, plus a33% taller build envelope, two layer thicknesses for fast or fine 3D printing and nine colour choices for your ABSplus models.With the powerful uPrint SE Plus you and your design team can meet deadlines, improve products, and unleash your creativity.
Design Series Precision PrintersThe Design Series Precision Printers include Objet machines that set the industry standard for final product realism. Objet systems feature unparalleled speed as well as multi-material 3D printing, and systems from the Objet Connex family give you the capability to print multiple materials simultaneously and the widest range of material properties on the market.Design Series Performance PrintersStratasys Design Series Performance Printers provide prototypes strong enough to withstand even the most rigorous testing. This category includes Dimension 3D Printers, which bring you the best of both worlds: ABSplus strength and the finest feature details using FDM Technology. Add to that a range of different colour possibilities, as well as easy-to-remove support materials, and you’ll have a system that’ll exceed even your highest expectations for 3D printing potential.
Unbeatable Personal 3D PrinterThe Objet24 Personal 3D Printer is the first office system to print true-to-life models — featuring strong materials, small moving parts, thin walls and smooth, paintable surfaces.Print exactly what you design – ideal for product and industrial designers and engineers looking to produce highly accurate models for visual aids, fit and assembly testing and functional applications.
The Ultimate Multi-Material Desktop 3D PrinterThe Objet30 Pro is a 3D printer that combines the accuracy and versatility of a high-end rapid prototyping machine with the small footprint of a regular desktop printer.The Objet30 Pro provides a number of unique capabilities in one machine: the industry’s highest level print resolution and 7 different 3D printing materials. The world’s only desktop 3D printer capable of printing in clear transparent material, high-temperature resistant material and polypropylene-like material.
3D Printing makes Digital Dentistry happenThe Objet30 OrthoDesk is specially designed for small to medium-sized orthodontic labs and clinics. It is compact, affordable, and easy to use. With patented, industry-leadingPolyJet 3D Printing technology, it offers all of the advantages of a 3D printer, in a package that is just right for you.For a growing number of dental lab owners, digital dentistry is already here. With 3D printing as part of their business strategy, dental labs can speed part production while improving quality and precision.
Enter high-quality rapid prototypingThe economical, small-footprint Eden260V™ rapid prototyping and 3D printing system is the ideal solution to compress your product design-to-manufacturing cycle.Based on Objet’s innovative PolyJet™ technology, Eden260V provides a complete solution for the accurate building of any geometry – easily, quickly and cleanly. Models produced on the Eden260V are smooth and durable, with fine details and an outstanding surface finish.
Versatile to Deliver High Productivity & QualityEden350V 3D Printing System utilizes Objet’s advanced Eden platform, providing the market’s most productive, flexible and high-quality way to compress the product design-to-manufacturing cycle. The system is designed to provide high-quality, 3D models quickly. With a full 350 x 350 x 200mm build size, the system offers the flexibility to produce a single large model or multiple smaller models in one build.
The Ideal Solution for Build Size & Ease of UseThe Eden500V™ 3D Printing System is the ideal solution for large-size model requirements or when high productivity is vital. Its build size of up to 500 x 400 x 200mm eliminates the need to glue smaller pieces together for large models and enables simultaneous printing of multiple models on a single build tray – cutting production time for models of all sizes.Based on Objet’s innovative PolyJet™ technology, Eden500V provides an easy to use, fast and clean solution for the precise building of any geometry. This drastically shortens product development cycles and significantly decreases time to market for new products. Printed models have smooth and durable surfaces, with exceptionally fine details and an outstanding surface finish.
Compact Multi-Material 3D Printing SystemThe Objet260 Connex™ is a compact, attractively priced edition of Objet’s pioneering line of multi-material 3D printers. It enables designers and engineers to rapidly build prototypes to match their intended end-product like no other technology currently available.The Objet260 Connex comes with a choice of over 100 different photopolymer build materials. From these it can simultaneously build 14 different materials into a single model part, providing a highly accurate idea of how even complex or assembled end products will look and perform.Connex multi-material parts are printed in a single build, eliminating gluing and complex post processing.
Build mid-sized prototypes in multiple materialsThe Objet350 Connex™ is a 3D printing system that jets multiple model materials simultaneously. It offers the completely unique ability to print parts and assemblies made of multiple model materials, with different mechanical or physical properties, all in a single build.The Objet350 Connex comes with a choice of over 120 different build materials. From these it can simultaneously build 14 different materials into a single model part, providing a highly accurate idea of how even complex or assembled end products will look and perform.
Build large prototypes in multiple materialsThe Objet500 Connex™ is a 3D printing system that jets multiple model materials simultaneously. It offers the completely unique ability to print parts and assemblies made of multiple model materials, with different mechanical or physical properties, all in a single build.Taking the revolution even further, the Objet500 Connex™ can also fabricate Digital Materials™ on the fly, enabling users to create composite materials that have preset combinations of mechanical properties.
Big Models at the Touch of a Button!The Objet1000 is an easy to operate, wide format 3D printer for rapidly creating industrial size models and 1:1 scale prototypes.Based on the world’s most effective and efficient prototyping technology, the Objet1000 combines the advanced precision of inkjet-based 3D printing with Objet’s renowned Connex multi-material build capability.Connex technology offers a choice of over 120 materials, with materials that simulate both standard and ABS-grade plastics. In addition, you can print up to 14 materials in a single model to achieve the precise look and feel of your intended end product.
Build Your Ideas FasterThe Dimension 1200es gives you ultimate control over your 3D modeling process, including two layer thicknesses for fast or fine 3D printing and nine color choices for your ABSplus models. With the powerful Dimension 1200es you and your design team can meet deadlines, improve products, and unleash your creativity.The Dimension 1200es uses Stratasys Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) Technology.
Dimension’s Finest Resolution 3D PrinterThe Dimension Elite 3D Printer prints intricate, durable models for projects such as medical devices or handheld electronics. It precisely deposits ABSplus thermoplastic in layers thin enough to print tiny functional parts with clearly visible details.You have a keen eye for detail and appreciate strength. That’s why Stratasys offers the Dimension Elite Performance 3D Printer. It’s made specifically for those who demand prototypes with exquisite detail.
Digital manufacturing in a compact sizeThis machine is your gateway to in-house digital manufacturing. With the same powerful Insight software as the largest 3D production systems.The Fortus 250mc builds parts so durable and accurate, you’ll find its use expanding beyond functional testing and into tooling, jigs and fixtures — even ABSplus end-use parts. Imagine faster, more effective product testing and development, all in an easy-to-use, office-friendly system.
Versatile machine. Durable parts.Gaining flexibility means saying yes to more opportunities. The Fortus 360 builds parts in three different materials for more options in prototyping, tooling and digital manufacturing.This machine produces accurate, durable, repeatable 3D parts with great throughput, so you can be just as agile with low-volume manufacturing as you are in product testing and development.The Fortus 360mc 3D production system comes in two configurations: the basic system, which builds parts as large as 355 x 254 x 254 mm (14 x 10 x 10 in.), or an optionally upgraded system that builds parts as large as 406 x 355 x 406 mm (16 x 14 x 16 in.) and features two material bays for maximum uninterrupted production.
Nine materials in a system tailored to your needsThe Fortus 400mc raises the bar on competitive advantages to be gained from additive manufacturing. Nine production-grade engineering thermoplastics mean this system can handle a growing list of demanding applications in 3D prototyping, tooling and low-volume manufacturing.With the Fortus 400mc, you can accurately manufacture Real Parts with complex geometries, that are strong enough not only for functional testing, but end use as well.
The Ultimate 3D Production SystemThe Fortus 900mc is the most powerful Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) System. It’s remarkably agile, accurate and cost-effective.The Fortus 900mc features all the material options of the Fortus line of 3D Production Systems, and a massive build envelope. Its only competition is the old way of doing things.
Take your design from the digital to physical world3D printing allows you to prove out your concept ideas by printing your 3D design as a one-off finished product within hours or days.Shifting from the 3D digital world to a physical part will accelerate your product development process and lower cost. A 3D printed part is more effective at communicating the design, so you can make better decisions faster.
Prove your design before going to ProductionGet to market faster by printing your physical prototypes quickly in-house. You will be able to identify any product deficiencies and make improvements early in the design process when it’s least costly.Producing functional prototypes typically takes from a few hours to overnight. It will allow you to catch flaws before they become costly engineering changes. It also reduces time-to-market and maximizes product performance.
Digital Manufacturing is a realityDirect digital manufacturing (DDM) is a new, unique alternative for the production of end-use items. Having little in common with traditional manufacturing methods, the uniqueness of DDM changes the decision-making process, overturns old principles and creates new criteria.The primary advantage of DDM is that it removes constraints imposed by traditional manufacturing processes, such as injection molding or die casting. DDM fundamentally alters many of the "facts" and principles that govern conventional manufacturing enterprises.