PENSA MakerBot Method 3D Printer Case Study

PENSA Industrial Design and Invention Consulting

PENSA Industrial Design and Invention Consulting

PENSA, an industrial design and product development firm, have integrated the MakerBot Method Performance 3D Printer into their daily design process testing ideas early and often in order to accelerate design iteration cycles and make quicker decisions. The designers and engineers utilize METHOD for a wide range of uses, including to print fixtures or end-use parts, form studies, volume studies, and functional testing.

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3D Printing for Animation with Stratasys J750; The Many Faces of LAIKA

3D Printing for Animation with Stratasys J750; The Many Faces of LAIKA

Laika Studios, the award-winning stop-motion animation creators, are no strangers to 3D printing. For years they have relied on additive manufacturing in producing their models for facial animation. Now with the Stratasys J750 full-color, multi-material 3D printer they can easily 3D print their models without extensive finishing.

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Custom 3D Printed Parts Increases Profit For Pack Line Ltd

Custom 3D Printed Parts Increases Profit For Pack Line Ltd

Pack Line Ltd., a global leader in manufacturing packaging machines for the food, dairy, and cosmetic industries, has adopted Stratasys FDM 3D printing technology for end-use parts. Their requirements to often manufacturer highly customized solutions meant a perfect fit for on-demand parts produced without tooling. Read their story and discover how customization can be profitable.

PolyJet Case 3D printing Study - Volvo Construction Equipment retools engine

Volvo Construction Equipment Retools the Engine Using 3D Printing

Volvo Construction Equipment Retools the Engine Using 3D Printing

Volvo Construction Equipment has been able to leverage the design freedom and efficiency of 3D printing to produce complex prototypes. By using Stratasys PolyJet 3D printing technology they have been able to significantly reduce the capital they have invested into tooling for prototypes. Read their story.

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3D Printed Tooling Saves Time and Money for the Hager Group

3D Printed Tooling Saves Time and Money for the Hager Group

The Hager Group, a company specializing in energy management and home automation systems, use additive manufacturing (3D printing) to improve its manufacturing processes, cut costs, and increase innovation and market responsiveness. Read about how they leveraged Stratasys FDM technology to produce advanced tooling.