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Stratasys Company Profile


7665 Commerce Way
 Eden Prairie, Minnesota, 55344
United States of America
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For three decades, we’ve been inspired by the unique challenges our customers face every day. It’s what’s driven us to make them more competitive, more streamlined and more efficient, with products delivered faster and more accurately than ever. Today, those same customers trust us to find new and innovative solutions through our technology – and recognise us as the world leader in 3D printing.

Stratasys Resources

Rapid Prototyping in The Automotive Industry
Henry Ford may not have invented the automobile, but his pioneering spirit did transform the way cars were made. His assembly line process drastically reduced costs with standardized parts and greater efficiency which led to lower cost, higher quality and greater reliability.
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Stratasys in the News
Kimya Partners With Stratasys
With the integration of KIMYA into its ecosystem, Stratasys can offer a wider range of materials.

Stratasys Expands Materials Ecosystem With 16 New Materials
First Validated materials for FDM 3D printers announced; P3 adds open, exploratory materials for Origin One 3D printer.

Stratasys Adds Two Composite-Ready 3D Printers
New printers and Nylon carbon fiber material open up new additive manufacturing avenues on the factory floor, company says.

Stratasys Expands Additive Manufacturing Applications
Latest updates include new systems, software and materials.

Stratasys Partners With Xcentric Mold & Engineering
The partnership will allow Xcentric to extend its additive manufacturing capabilities by outsourcing 3D printing projects to Stratasys Direct.

Has Software Failed AM?
Examining the design and simulation software makers’ efforts to catch up with advances in 3D printing hardware.

Printing to Scale
Large-scale 3D printing projects require a new approach to architecture and planning.

Automotive Companies Steer Toward DfAM
Up and down the automotive supply chain, engineering organizations are turning to AM and DfAM principles to gain an edge on electrification and lightweighting design goals.

Collaboration Launches Material For Space and Aviation 3D Printed End-Use Parts
Stratasys, Lockheed Martin, and Metropolitan State University of Denver partner to deliver qualification data for Antero 840CN03 PEKK-based thermoplastic.

Stratasys Partners with Lockheed Martin
Collaboration enables qualification of material for space and aviation end-use parts.

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