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Stratasys has announced that its Stratasys Direct Manufacturing facility in Tucson, Arizona, has achieved ISO 13485 certification, a globally recognised standard for quality management systems in medical device manufacturing.

Stratasys has announced the publication of its third ‘Mindful Manufacturing’ESG (Environment, Social, and Governance) and Sustainability Report. Prepared in accordance with the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) and referencing SASB (Sustainability Accounting Standards Board) standards, the report underscores Stratasys’ commitment to ESG excellence and enterprise risk management through best-in-class corporate governance, a peopl...

Stratasys and Joe Gibbs Racing (JGR) have announced a five-year extension of their current working agreement that spans more than 20 years. The extension of its longstanding partnership with Joe Gibbs Racing, one of the most successful teams in NASCAR, cements Stratasys’ role as their trusted partner in additive manufacturing.

Stratasys has announced that Gulf Wind Technology, a company dedicated to advancing rotor design for wind turbines, is using Stratasys additive manufacturing solutions to enhance their ability to test and improve wind turbine models.

Stratasyshas announced the launch of its TechStyle Fabric Alignment Station, the next milestone in the evolution of Stratasys 3DFashion technology.

Tri-Tech 3D will offer the F3300, a new fused deposition modelling (FDM) 3D printer from Stratasys that can print up to twice as fast as alternative printers, while offering significant improvements in cost per part and reliability.

Tri-Tech 3D, a UK distributor of Stratasys, One Click Metal, and XJet 3D printing solutions, will exhibit at MACH 2024 on stand 17-520 at the NEC, Birmingham, from 15–19 April 2024.

To improve the quality of bespoke, low-volume parts for the motoring industry, UK provider of Stratasys, One-Click Metal and XJet 3D printing solutions, Tri-Tech 3D, recently supplied innovative engineering solutions provider, HPL, with a large-format stereolithography (SL) additive manufacturing (AM) system that can produce high-quality prototype parts with low variability.

The possibilities for 3D printing are immense and cut across various industries. However, certain sectors have been quicker to embrace its potential.

Shape-morphing systems, also known as 4D printing, add the dimension of time to 3D printing, Hubs explores what this means for various industries.