Stratasys

The 3D printing system can help improve and accelerate the design of laboratory and medical equipment as well as enabling highly accurate models of bone and tissue for surgical planning or research.

Clients can also set aside the usual design-for-manufacturing constraints for parts that will be 3D printed such as jigs, fixtures and custom components.

Rapid medical prototyping and 3D printing

In just hours or days, users can print 3D parts, patterns, molds or tool masters directly from CAD data, and train production staff using the same processes and materials that will be used for mass production.

Being able to print tools and parts directly from digital files reduces waste and warehousing costs, and, by eliminating the usual lead times, customers can respond quickly to demand spikes, design changes or damaged tools.

With the use of Stratesys’ 3D printers, complex, high-requirement parts are produced faster with high-capacity material that can withstand a variety of sterilisation methods, including steam autoclaving, radiation and ethylene oxide.

3D printing for clinical trials and pilot commercialisation

The option of a short production run can be selected using the same procedures and resources as a mass-produced product. Clients can 3D-print smooth, accurate Digital ABS injection molds, tough polycarbonate forming patterns, detailed casting patterns, and 3D-printed components for their final product.

Improvement of clinical relevance with 3D printing

Prior to in-vivo evaluation, customers are able to validate device performance on patient-derived 3D-printed anatomical models.

Realistic, pathology-specific anatomy can guide development from early design parameters all the way through to statistical validation.

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