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Stratasys officially announced the exploration of new material partners expanding possible use cases for customers with the Origin One and an OML. Stratasys identified eight new materials that are currently available and printable on Origin One 3D printers for those wishing to explore exotic or novel applications. Keep reading to learn more about these particular resins and additional third-party offerings for photopolymer printing.

 

Stratasys recently released a new ABS-CF10 Carbon Fiber Composite 3D printing material for their F123 Series FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) 3D printers. The F123 Series has made advanced prototyping capabilities easily accessible to engineers, designers, notable for its ease of use, consistency, repeatability, and producing high-quality parts. 

 

In the 3D printing space, there has been a long-standing need for a more functional type of rubber-like material. Stratasys has finally answered that call, leveraging their F123 series of FDM 3D printers and announcing the FDM TPU 92A material that can now produce flexible prototypes that closely mimic final parts made from rubbers, elastomers, and urethanes.

This guide will show you step by step how to properly load a material canister into your Stratasys Fortus 3D printer. It will help reduce the risk of losing the filament inside a canister and also make it easier to roll the wheel down when getting the material ready to load.