3D PRINTERS FDM

FDM TECHNOLOGY IN INDUSTRY

Stratasys' FDM 3D printing technologies have a wide range of applications in the production of tools, prototypes, jigs, samples and final parts.

Unique is the wide range of construction materials. These offer the ability to print parts with different physical properties, which can be selected according to the purpose of the part. Flexible parts, flame retardant parts, extremely strong parts with carbon and many others can be produced.

In addition, industrial 3D printers do not suffer from a problem that is common with desktop printers called "stringing", where the filament used to create the printed object is not applied correctly, creating unwanted loops or filaments that connect different parts of the printed object. These printers typically have more advanced features and controls that can help minimize this problem and are designed to handle high print volumes and require minimal human intervention. They often have multiple nozzles, sophisticated quality control systems, and are capable of printing at high speed and accuracy.

They have long been used in prototyping and mass production in a variety of industries. From schools to very demanding industries such as aerospace.

You can get parts with the features you need. Of course, Stratasys printers offer the repeatability and precision of production that is expected by industry standards. By using proven materials, the operator does not have to deal with any printing parameters such as print head speed, nozzle or chamber temperature, retraction, etc. Stratasys printers do everything automatically and continuously monitor the production process.