Stratasys FDM 3D Printers
Functional Prototypes, Tools and Production Parts
Now Serving US & Canada 
FDM Meets the Demands of Production
Stratasys FDM (Fused-Deposition-Modeling) 3D Printers streamline processes from design through manufacturing, reducing costs and eliminating traditional barriers along the way. With FDM, designers can create an idea, and test it the same day. Industries can cut lead times and costs, products turn out better, and get to market faster. Breakthrough designs, process innovations, just-in-time manufacturing — whatever you can imagine, FDM can make it happen.
FDM Applications
Shorten the design process for new concepts with reliable FDM 3D printing.
Concept Models
Durable materials and simple print setup make prototyping in FDM fast and efficient.
Functional Prototypes
3D print molds and dies with unique geometries in a fraction of the time and cost as traditional methods.
Molds and Patterns
Create jigs and fixtures faster, and cheaper, without compromising on quality.
Jigs and Fixtures
3D printing production parts can slash lead times by up to 83% by eliminating tooling and other traditional manufacturing constraints.
Production Parts
BUYER'S GUIDE TO 3D PRINTING
This guide will help you understand the questions you’ll need to ask as well as provide insight into the technologies, materials and services available to you.
Industries that utilize FDM 3D Printing
FDM 3D Printers
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F170
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Technology:
FDM -
Build Envelope:
10″ x 10″ x 10″ -
Materials:
ASA, ABS-CF10, ABS-M30, PLA, FDM TPU 92
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F190CR
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Technology:
FDM -
Build Envelope:
12″ x 10″ x 12″ -
Materials:
ABS-M30, ASA, FDM TPU 92A, ABS-CF10, FDM Nylon-CF10
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F370
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Technology:
FDM -
Build Envelope:
14″ x 10″ x 14″ -
Materials:
ASA, ABS-CF10, ABS-M30, PLA, FDM TPU 92A, PC-ABS, Diran, ABS ESD7
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F370CR
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Technology:
FDM -
Build Envelope:
14″ x 10″ x 14″ -
Materials:
ABS-M30, ASA, FDM TPU 92A, ABS-ESD7™, PC-ABS™, Diran™ 410MF07, ABS-CF10, FDM Nylon-CF10
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F770
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Technology:
FDM -
Build Envelope:
39″ x 24″ x 24″ -
Materials:
ASA, ABS-M30, SR-30
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Fortus 450mc
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Technology:
FDM -
Build Envelope:
16″ x 14″ x 16″ -
Materials:
ASA, ABS-M30, PC-ABS, ABS-ESD7, ABS-M30i, PC, PC-ISO, Nylon 12, Nylon 12CF, ST-130, Antero 800NA, ULTEM 1010 resin, ULTEM 9085 resin
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F900
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Technology:
FDM -
Build Envelope:
36″ x 24″ x 36″ -
Materials:
ASA, ABS-M30, PC-ABS, ABS-ESD7, ABS-M30i, PC, PC-ISO, Nylon 12, Nylon 12CF, ST-130, Antero 800NA, Anterro 840NC03, ULTEM 1010 resin, ULTEM 9085 resin, PPSF, Nylon 6
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F3300
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Technology:
FDM -
Build Envelope:
23.6" x 23.6" x 31.5" -
Materials:
ASA, PC, FDM® Nylon 12CF, & ULTEM™ 9085 resin
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FDM 3D PRINTER COMPARISON TOOL
FDM MATERIALS
* Material needs specialized upgrades to 3D Printer to operate
ASA
Acrylonitrile styrene acrylate
– New Standard material for all-purpose prototyping
– UV-stabilized for outdoor production parts
– Superior aesthetics and 10 color options
– All-around average mechanical performance
Potential applications:
– Conceptual models
– Functional prototypes
– Manufacturing tools
– Production parts
ABS-M30
Acrylonitrile Butadiene styrene
– High performing ABS blend 25-70% stronger than standard
– Versatile, well-understood material
– Available in a biocompatible version
• ABS-M30i | ISO 10993 USP Class VI (can only print in Fortus machines)
Potential applications:
– Conceptual models
– Functional prototypes
– Manufacturing tools
– Production parts
PLA
Polylactic acid
– Low-cost material option for fast-draft part iterations
– Low melt temperature = fast print speeds
– Available in multiple colors and translucent blends
– Breakaway support material only
Potential applications:
– Low-cost iterations
– Conceptual prototypes
FDM TPU 92A
Polyurethane
– Resilient & flexible thermoplastic
– High abrasion resistance and elongation
– Excellent toughness and tear resistance
– Perfect for large and/or complex elastomer parts
– Compatible with soluble support material
Potential applications:
– Hoses, tubes, air ducts
– Protective covers
– Seals
– Vibration dampeners
– Prototype and end-use parts
ABS-CF10
Acrylonitrile Butadiene styrene
– Combines standard ABS material with 10% carbon fiber by weight
– 50% stiffer than standard ABS 3D printing material
– 15% stronger than standard ABS 3D printing material
– Exclusive to the F123 Series
Potential applications:
– Tooling
– Jigs and fixtures
– Production and assembly
– Drill guides
PC-ABS
Polycarbonate + Acrylonitrile Butadiene styrene
– Blended material that shares properties with ABS and PC
– Highest impact strength of Stratasys FDM materials
– Good toughness, durability, and heat resistance
– Available on the F123 platform
Potential applications:
– Conceptual models
– Functional prototypes
– Manufacturing tools
– Production parts
Diran
Mineral-filled Polyamide
– Nylon12 with 7% mineral fill
– Smooth, lubricious surface
– Low scratch & Mar characteristics
– Good flexibility and Strength characteristics
– Resistance to hydrocarbon-based chemicals
Potential applications:
– Tooling
– Jigs & fixtures
ABS-ESD7
Acrylonitrile Butadiene styrene
– Static-dissipative material based on ABS-M30
– Prevents build-up of static electricity
– Electrical Properties:
• Volume Resistivity: 3.0×109 – 4.0×1010 ohm-cm
• Surface resistance: 106 – 109 ohms
Potential applications:
– End-use components
– Electronic products
– Industrial equipment
– Jigs & fixtures
PC
Polycarbonate
– Material known for its superior strength and durability
– Stable material that will not change shape over time
– Available in a biocompatible version
• PC-ISO | ISO 10993 USP Class VI | F900 only
– Great material for use on the shop floor
Potential applications:
– Demanding prototypes
– Tooling & fixtures
– Metal bending patterns
– Composite patterns
– Medical production parts
Nylon 12
Polyamide
– Composite material
– Moderate chemical resistance
Potential applications:
– High-fatigue endurance
– Repetitive snap fits
– Friction-fit inserts
Nylon 12CF
Polyamide + Chopped Carbon Fiber
– Composite material with 35% chopped carbon fiber reinforcement
– Highest flexural strength and stiffness-to-weight ratio FDM material
– Moderate chemical resistance
– Static dissipative qualities
Potential applications:
– Metal component replacement
– Production parts
– Tooling
Nylon CF10
Polyamide + Chopped Carbon Fiber
– Replace machined jigs and fixtures quickly
– Upgraded, lightweight, convenient designs made possible by FDM Nylon-CF10’s high strength-to-weight ratio
– Soluble support for geometrically complex designs
Potential applications:
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Metal forming dies
– Press brakes
– End effectors and more
ST-130
Soluble Model Material
– Engineered and tested specifically for sacrificial tooling applications
– High compressive strength
– Triangle fill pattern to optimize process speed | Build & dissolution
– Capable of Autoclave cure
Potential applications:
– Temporary pattern for hollow composite parts
Antero 800NA
Polyetherketoneketone
– Pekk-based super material
– Strong mechanical properties
– Excellent chemical resistance
– Minimal outgassing and dimensional stability
Potential applications:
– Everything aerospace
– Production parts
– Advanced functional prototypes
Antero 840CN03
Polyetherketoneketone + Carbon Nanotubes
– Pekk-based super material
– Electrostatic dissipative
– Ultra-low outgassing
– Electrical properties:
• Volume Resistance: 104 – 109 ohm
– Outgassing properties:
• Total Mass Loss (TML): 0.41-0.45 %
• Water Vapor Recovered (WVR): 0.15 – 0.17 %
• Collected Volatile Condensable Materials (CVCM): <0.01 – 0.01%
Potential applications:
– Production parts
– Advanced functional prototypes
ULTEM 1010
Polyetherimide
– Excellent strength & thermal stability
– Highest heat resistance of any FDM material 421˚F
– Flame, smoke, and toxicity rating
• 14 CFR/FAR 25.853 | ASTM F814/E662
– Available in general purpose or biocompatible grade
• ULTEM 1010CG | NSF51| ISO10993 Class VI
Potential applications:
– Advanced functional prototypes
– Production parts
– Manufacturing tools and patterns
ULTEM 9085
Polyetherimide
– Flame-retardant, high performing material
– High thermal & chemical resistance
– Flame, Smoke, and Toxicity rating
• 14 CFR/FAR 25.853 | ASTM F814/E662
– Fungus resistant
• MIL-STD-810G
– Available in general purpose or certified grade
• Raw & filament analysis | lot number traceability
Potential applications:
– Advanced functional prototypes
– Production parts
– Manufacturing tools and patterns
PPSF/PPSU
Polyphenylsulfone
– Built for demanding applications
– Excellent chemical resistance
– Good heat resistance and mechanical strength
– Suitable choice for “under the hood” scenarios
– Sterilizable
– Steam | ETO | Plasma | Chemical | Radiation
Potential applications:
– Concept models
– Functional prototypes
– Production parts
– Manufacturing tools
Nylon 6
Polyamide
– New standard material for all-purpose prototyping
– Fills the niche between Nylon 12 and Nylon 12CF
– Excellent combination of strength and toughness
– Good choice for production floor environment
Potential applications:
– Production tooling
– End-use parts
– Tough prototypes
FDM Hips
High-impact polystyrene
– High impact resistance
– General use
– Low cost
Potential applications:
– Jigs and Fixtures
– Manufacturing Aids
– Functional Prototypes
Kimya PC-FR
Polycarbonate (PC) - Flame Retardant
– Flame-resistent material
– Electrical insulator
– Good dimensional stability
Potential applications:
– Passenger and commercial rail
– Electrical
– Replacement of obsolete parts
VICTREX AM 200
PEEK
– PEEK-Based copolymer
– Wear resistant
– Heat resistant
– Chemical resistant
– Soluble support compatible
Potential applications:
– End-use parts
– Jigs & fixtures
– Functional prototyping
– Manufacturing aids
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ADDITIONAL 3D PRINTERS
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3D print realistic prototypes and models with full-color elements, labels, and true-to-life textures in one operation . PolyJet 3D Printers
METAL
3D print functional metal parts and prototypes for industrial, commercial and private applications Metal 3D Printers 
SAF
Selective Absorption Fusion™ SAF™ technology that delivers functional, production grade parts with optimum consistency. Production SAF 3D Printers 
P3
Programmable PhotoPolymerization P3™ technology delivers industry leading accuracy, consistency, and details. Production P3 3D Printers
Stereolithography
Open-system Stereolithography (SL) technology delivers dependable, scalable fabrication at unprecedented speeds. Open-system Stereolithography 3D PrintersAdditional 3D Printing Resources
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