Stratasys, the American-Israeli producer of 3D printers, software program, and supplies for polymer additive manufacturing, has launched its new SAF HighDef Printing capabilities and has launched the H350 V.1.5 printer to increase SAF adoption with extra functions and use instances for a rising set of producing finish markets.
HighDef Printing
Stratasys’ new HighDef Printing capabilities are designed to permit for extra precise high-definition printing with detailed decision – giving producers the flexibility to quickly scale their additive manufacturing by means of dependable repeatability whereas creating extra intricate elements and increasing their design capabilities. Clients from industries resembling aerospace, automotive, and healthcare can benefit from SAF thermal management to create functions that require clean, exact options like gears and mechanisms.
“Excessive-definition printing allows tighter tolerances, shifting assemblies, and a brand new vary of functions for SAF prospects,” stated Adam Ellis, Company Purposes Supervisor at Stratasys. “Bringing HighDef to our prospects will assist us increase and enhance their capabilities and improve their adoption of 3D printing in manufacturing roles.”
Delivered as a part of a firmware replace, Stratasys’ HighDef Printing shall be backwards appropriate with earlier H350 fashions and made out there to prospects at no extra price.
New H350
Stratasys’ H350 V1.5 printer has improved sensors and distant service capabilities – making the printer simpler to function and repair. The H350 V1.5 may also include the brand new Stratasys HighDef Printing firmware replace.
“The brand new capabilities and the upgraded H350 align with the efficiency wants that our prospects indicated to us, that may permit them to additional profit from additive manufacturing and SAF expertise particularly,” stated Torben Lange, Vice President of SAF Analysis and Improvement at Stratasys. “New functions and use instances will permit producers to scale their manufacturing, with extra intricate elements, with out compromising pace or high quality.”