RAPID + TCT 2025 Stratasys Announcements – 4 New Products
Stratasys hit the ground running at RAPID + TCT 2025 in Detroit, Michigan, with four powerful product releases, each serving as a direct response to user feedback on existing 3D printing limitations.
Can you make PolyJet parts that are stronger?
ToughONE Material – PolyJet Parts More Resilient Than Ever
PolyJet 3D printed parts have long been prized for their stunning high resolution but often lacked the strength and functional properties necessary for more rigorous applications. Now, with the breakthrough release of ToughONE (compatible with the J850 Pro and J850 Prime lineup), PolyJet parts can be both beautiful and durable, allowing engineers to put their designs to the ultimate test. This new material is a huge step forward, expanding the application from functional prototypes to end-use manufacturing parts with 5 times the impact resistance of other PolyJet materials, increased flexibility, and heat resistance up to 77o Celsius.
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The Fortus 450 is so dependable. How can you expand its capabilities?
Fortus 450 - The Next Generation
It’s the 10-year anniversary of the Fortus 450! One of the undisputed heroes of FDM 3D printing, the Fortus system has become the workhorse for countless companies since its release. To celebrate a decade of excellence, Stratasys has refreshed the exterior of the printer and made some impactful updates:
- Hardened components now included: Print with composite and filled materials without needing extra kits or hardware. All necessary hardened components are provided.
- Faster printing with FDM Nylon 12CF: Achieve quicker print results using Nylon 12CF carbon fiber material with the T40 printer tip.
- Expanded material options: A comprehensive material license is included, along with two new glass-filled materials - PA6.66 FR LS and rPET-GF.
- Enhanced material drying and capacity: Printers are compatible with the Fortus FDC material delivery cabinet, which offers material drying for superior print quality and increased model and material capacity – 500 cubic inches (two 250 ci spools) – for longer print durations.
- Complimentary one-year GrabCAD Print Pro™ license: Enhance print quality and productivity with GrabCAD Print Pro software, featuring an Accuracy Center to correct warp and curl, and a Build Report for cost estimation per part.
Is it possible to achieve faster speeds with SLA?
Yes, with the Neo800+ High-Speed, Large Format, SLA 3D Printer
The new Neo800+ SLA 3D Printer improves speed, accuracy, and cost-efficiency over its predecessor (the Neo 800).
Updates include:
- Up to 50% faster build speeds with ScanControl+™
- Greater throughput, producing over 30%** more parts per year
- Finer details, smoother surfaces with improved border control
- New Somos WaterShed XC+ material for superior clear part performance
- Lower part costs with reduced post-processing and improved efficiency
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How can we ease the burden of SAF powder breakout?
The T1 PowderEase is Your New SAF Secret Weapon
The SAF™ PowderEase™ T1 automates powder breakout, retrieval, and dosing in SAF additive manufacturing, boosting productivity and reducing manual labor. It can support up to six H350 printers, enhancing efficiency and minimizing waste with precise powder handling and dosing.
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Interested in learning more about these latest 3D printing innovations? Please contact us for more information.
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