Stratasys Launches New Software Packages to Improve Efficiency and Reduce Costs in Additive Manufacturing
Stratasys Ltd., a leading provider of polymer 3D printing solutions, has announced the release of two new software packages, GrabCAD Streamline Pro and a new version of GrabCAD Print Pro for PolyJet. These packages are aimed at increasing efficiency and reducing costs for customers through improved workflows.
The GrabCAD software, already known for its powerful capabilities, will now be accessible to a wider range of customers. With GrabCAD Streamline Pro, users can streamline their additive manufacturing workflows, making the entire process more efficient and cost-effective. The software allows for better project management, optimizing the usage of 3D printers, materials, and resources. This will result in faster production times, reduced material waste, and overall time and cost savings.
In addition to GrabCAD Streamline Pro, Stratasys is also launching a new version of GrabCAD Print Pro for PolyJet. This software is designed specifically for PolyJet 3D printers and provides enhanced features and functionalities. It allows for better control and management of print queues, allowing users to prioritize and schedule print jobs more effectively. This will help manufacturers increase their productivity and meet tight production deadlines.
These new software packages come as a continuation of Stratasys’ commitment to improving the additive manufacturing industry. The company has previously announced a partnership with Siemens Healthineers to develop cutting-edge solutions for medical imaging phantoms used in computed tomography (CT) imaging. CT phantoms are vital tools in medical imaging, and this collaboration aims to advance their capabilities and effectiveness.
Stratasys is also expanding its range of materials, further demonstrating its dedication to end-use production and manufacturing-grade prototyping. The company has introduced four new P3 materials, including Somos WeatherX 100, which offers excellent performance and durability. Additionally, Stratasys has developed Kimya PC-FR and FDM HIPS validated materials for its F900 printer, allowing for a wider range of material options and applications.
With the introduction of these new software packages and materials, Stratasys is poised to revolutionize the additive manufacturing industry. By streamlining workflows, improving efficiency, and expanding material options, the company is empowering manufacturers to achieve greater productivity, cost savings, and innovation.
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