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F123 for composite materials
Print stronger parts with carbon-fiber-ready F123 FDM printers; complement machining with composite materials.
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FDM
What is FDM 3D printing?
Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) uses specialized 3D printers and production-grade thermoplastics to build strong, durable, dimensionally stable parts with high precision and repeatability compared with other 3D printing approaches. Stratasys founder Scott Crump invented FDM more than 20 years ago, and Stratasys has continued to lead the 3D printing revolution ever since. FDM technology benefits: · The technology is clean, easy to use, and office-friendly · Supported production thermoplastics are mechanically and environmentally stable · Complex geometries and cavities that can be difficult on other systems become straightforward with FDM
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F770
Print large on a budget—parts up to about a meter with a 372 L build volume and reliable Stratasys FDM.
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F900 3D Printer
Industrial FDM workhorse: large-volume, repeatable, reliable production.
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FORTUS 450MC
Industrial additive FDM: speed, cost, and precision with the Fortus 450mc.
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FDM materials
Stratasys FDM materials portfolio: engineering grades, datasheets, and resource links.
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F123 Series
F123 Series: easy professional 3D printing with carbon fiber, fast material changeover, and auto calibration.