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Discover your 3D printing future

Step into the future with Stratasys, the global leader in desktop and industrial 3D printers, and join the additive manufacturing revolution. Offering solutions in each of the five main 3D printing processes, you can explore our full range of Stratasys 3D printers to discover what works for you.

FDM

Demonstrated industrial performance

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PolyJet

Bring concepts to life

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P3

Next level part production

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SLA

Unparalleled industry quality

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SAF

Best-in-class consistency

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Address

Faraday House, Woodyard Lane, 
Foston, Derby, DE65 5BU

Contact

01283 585 955
info@sys-uk.com

Monday – Thursday
08:00 AM – 16.30 PM

Friday
08.00 AM – 16.00 PM

Keep Updated

What is FDM 3D printing?

Fused deposition modelling (FDM) printing builds parts layer by layer from the bottom up, by heating and depositing thermoplastic filament.

A technique invented by Stratasys more than 30 years ago, FDM is popular among modern manufacturers seeking viable alternatives to metal production, for example, where fabrication is extremely time-consuming, tooling is expensive and achieving complex shapes is difficult.

FDM uses engineering-grade thermoplastics to create accurate, repeatable, environmentally stable, lightweight but high-strength shapes faster than ever before, reducing waste and energy usage in the process.

Prints are tough enough to be used as advanced conceptual models, functional prototypes, manufacturing tools and production parts.

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What is PolyJet 3D Printing?

PolyJet 3D printing works in a similar way to the inkjet technique, but instead of jetting drops of ink onto paper it jets layers of curable liquid photopolymer onto a tray.

These fine layers help to achieve exceptional detail and surface smoothness, turning out builds of final-product standard.

PolyJet can produce specialised moulds, prototypes, medical models, jigs, fixtures and other manufacturing tools, as well as incorporate the widest variety of vivid colours and materials into a single print for unparalleled efficiency and versatility in product development.

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What is P3?

The Origin One is a transformative 3D printer enabling mass production of end-use parts in a diverse range of high-performance materials.

Achieve industry-leading accuracy, consistency, detail and throughput with Programmable PhotoPolymerization P3™ technology. In situ analytics, combined with automatic pressure, separation force and temperature regulation, ensure the first part is the same as the last.

See powerful product improvements over time, with over-the-air software updates that unlock new advanced materials and workflow optimisations.

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