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Stratasys Ltd. (NASDAQ: SSYS) is frequently in the news for developments in polymer-based 3D printing and additive manufacturing across aerospace, automotive, healthcare, and industrial markets. Its announcements highlight how smart, connected 3D printers, polymer materials, and a supporting software ecosystem are applied in real-world production and prototyping environments.
Recent news has showcased industrial and automotive applications, such as Subaru of America’s use of the Stratasys F770 printer with the T25 High Speed Head to cut tooling development time and reduce prototyping costs. In aerospace, Stratasys reports that Airbus produces certified flight-ready parts using ULTEM 9085 filament CG on industrial FDM printers, with thousands of parts already in service on aircraft models including the A320, A350, and A400M.
Healthcare-focused stories emphasize Digital Anatomy technology and specialized materials. Stratasys has announced full U.S. availability of its RadioMatrix radiopaque material, enabling CT and X-ray-visible models for imaging research, training, and device testing. Other coverage describes Digital Anatomy-based eye models for eyelid surgery training in Europe, supporting lifelike, repeatable surgical education.
Stratasys news also covers software and ecosystem partnerships, such as the integration of Novineer’s NoviPath performance simulation with GrabCAD Print Pro, and its collaboration with Tritone Technologies to add metal and ceramic capabilities. Additional updates include participation in defense exercises like Trident Warrior 25, where distributed manufacturing with Stratasys printers and Stratasys Direct on-demand production supported U.S. Navy operations.
On this SSYS news page, readers can follow earnings releases, product and material launches, strategic collaborations, and sector-specific case studies that illustrate how Stratasys technologies are used in production and training. Investors, engineers, and industry professionals can use this feed to monitor ongoing developments in Stratasys’ additive manufacturing activities.
Stratasys (NASDAQ: SSYS) has announced an expanded long-term technical partnership as the exclusive 3D printing partner of NASCAR. The partnership includes establishing a new state-of-the-art 3D printing lab at the NASCAR Research & Development Center in Concord, North Carolina, featuring multiple Stratasys technologies including F370, 450mc, F900, and NEO800 printers.
NASCAR will exclusively use Stratasys technology for design and production of parts and tools across its three national series. Every NASCAR Cup Series car currently uses 3D printed parts, including cold air inlet vents and NACA ducts. The partnership enables NASCAR to accelerate design cycles and implement on-demand production of custom components, enhancing performance and safety in motorsports.
iSQUARED, a Stratasys (NASDAQ: SSYS) subsidiary, announced the expansion of its validated materials portfolio for Stratasys 3D printers and launched a marketplace for pre-owned machines. The initiative introduces iSQUARED™ Validated Materials, focusing on specialized, low-quantity materials for niche applications across aerospace, automotive, and healthcare industries. The program aligns with Stratasys' OpenAM™ approach, allowing users to optimize print parameters and use compatible resins. Additionally, iSQUARED is creating a marketplace for pre-owned Stratasys systems, promoting sustainability through the Stratasys Mindful Manufacturing™ approach.
CollPlant Biotechnologies (NASDAQ: CLGN) reported Q3 2024 financial results, highlighting promising developments in its regenerative breast implant program. The company achieved significant implant vascularization and rapid native tissue ingrowth in pre-clinical trials with 200cc commercial-sized implants. Q3 revenues were $4,000 compared to $43,000 in Q3 2023. Net loss was $4.3 million ($0.38 per share). Cash position stood at $15.4 million as of September 30, 2024, providing runway until end of 2025. The company is prioritizing non-dilutive funding through new collaborations while maintaining its ongoing partnership with AbbVie for dermal filler development.
Gulf Wind Technology has implemented Stratasys (NASDAQ: SSYS) additive manufacturing solutions to enhance wind turbine testing and development. Using Stratasys Neo® stereolithography (SLA) technology, the company has reduced design and fabrication cycles from 30-40 days to just 3-4 days. The technology enables creation of specialized features like pressure taps for real-time airflow data, previously difficult with conventional manufacturing.
The company utilizes Somos® PerFORM Reflect™ material, offering high strength, stiffness, and temperature resistance for wind tunnel testing. This implementation has improved efficiency and enabled Gulf Wind Technology to accept previously unmanageable business opportunities.
Stratasys announces collaboration with Baralan, a leading cosmetic packaging provider, to revolutionize cosmetic packaging using PolyJet 3D printing technology. Baralan is implementing this technology to produce end-use parts on glass and plastic containers, enabling customized, fully decorated packaging for high-end brands. The technology allows for intricate, multi-color, multi-effect designs directly on containers, supporting both personalization and low-volume production runs while promoting sustainability and waste reduction. The solution offers cost-effective customization without requiring significant equipment investments.
Stratasys (NASDAQ: SSYS) has announced significant updates to its GrabCAD Print and GrabCAD Print Pro software platforms. The enhanced software now includes emissions estimations for sustainability tracking and extends support to the Neo stereolithography (SLA) platform, covering all five of Stratasys' core technologies.
Key improvements include CO₂e emissions estimates at both job and part levels, considering factors like print time, power consumption, and location-specific emissions data. The software now provides streamlined workflows, advanced file management, and intuitive support generation across all Stratasys 3D printing technologies. Additional enhancements include expanded material support, a new Split feature for detailed model preparation, and improved anchor placement options for Origin DLP printers.
Stratasys (SSYS) reported Q3 2024 financial results with revenue of $140.0 million, down from $162.1 million in Q3 2023. Despite revenue decline, the company showed improved margins with GAAP gross margin increasing 430bps to 44.8% and non-GAAP gross margin up 130bps to 49.6%. The company achieved non-GAAP net income of $0.4 million ($0.01 per share) and Adjusted EBITDA of $5.1 million. Notably, consumables revenue grew for the eighth consecutive quarter. The company raised its 2024 margins and profitability outlook while maintaining revenue guidance of $570-580 million.
Stratasys (NASDAQ: SSYS) has announced significant updates to its FDM and P3 product portfolios. The updates include the Fortus FDC filament drying cabinet, which can reduce yearly labor hours by up to 50% for F900 users and increase uptime by 2.7 times. The company introduced a new FDM PC-ESD material for Fortus systems and expanded Ultem 9085 layer thickness options with Red and Aircraft Gray colors. Additionally, Stratasys is adding over 30 new materials to its Origin P3 platform, including Ultracur3D RG 3280 by Forward AM for injection molding tooling. These enhancements aim to support various industries including aerospace, automotive, and general manufacturing.
Stratasys has partnered with AM Solutions to launch the PowderEase T1, a revolutionary 3-in-1 post-processing system for the H350 SAF powder bed printer. The system automates powder breakout, retrieval, and dosing processes, offering up to 50 minutes of time savings per build compared to manual processes. A single PowderEase T1 can serve up to six H350 printers, maximizing efficiency and reducing operational costs. The system ensures consistent part quality, improved powder utilization, and adherence to industry standards. Manufactured in Germany by AM Solutions, this collaboration aims to advance additive manufacturing by streamlining production workflows.
Stratasys (NASDAQ: SSYS) has launched SAF ReLife, an innovative solution that transforms waste PA12 powder from various additive manufacturing processes into high-quality parts using the Stratasys H350 printer. The technology can reduce carbon footprint by up to 89% when powered by renewable energy and lower production costs by 20%. Beta tester Wehl Green reported significant cost savings and improved efficiency, with 48-hour turnaround times. A third-party Life Cycle Assessment by Fraunhofer IPA validated the environmental benefits, showing a 43% carbon footprint reduction using standard German electricity mix.