J.W. Speaker turned to additive manufacturing for its speed, savings and flexibility that traditional manufacturing methods couldn’t match. Learn how the company now fully embraces 3D printing for not only prototyping and tooling, though also producing small volume end-use parts and customized production.
Forensic Photonics revolutionized fingerprint detection with their LIFT device, using P3 to create durable, high-quality imaging solutions for law enforcement.
Discover how Thorlabs leverages 3D printing to cut production costs by $20,000 a year, boost efficiency, and deliver enhanced customer value.
TE Connectivity uses DLP 3D printing to achieve high-precision, low-volume production, replacing injection molding for agile manufacturing.
Spectra Group uses Stratasys Origin 3D printer to innovate and produce high-quality, field-ready end-use products faster, cutting costs & improving flexibility.
TryTec, a small medical device manufacturing company based in Japan, designed its first endoscopic device, Opyls, with Stratasys DLP technology. Read more
Read our new case study to learn how GWR uses 3D printing to bring sustainability to the rails.
Stratasys helps Techno Lab develop functional prototypes faster and more flexible, while meeting the required electrical-mechanical regulations. Learn more
Read how Stratasys P3 technology and materials helped H&T Presspart to achieve injection-molding precision and quality for pharmaceutical components.
Valiant TMS tested and evaluated on their Origin® 3D printer elastomeric materials, which previously proved tricky to do in other technologies. Read the results.
