Stratasys Ltd, a leader in polymer 3D printing solutions, today announced the launch of two new software packages: GrabCAD Print Streamline and an updated version of GrabCAD Print Pro for PolyJet. These developments are aimed at increasing customer efficiency and reducing costs through improved workflows.
The launch of the first version of GrabCAD Print Pro for FDM and SAF resulted in a 30 to 50 percent increase in hardware utilization for some customers. The new software solutions provide comprehensive support for industries such as automotive, aerospace and healthcare, enabling the full range of Stratasys solutions, including hardware, software and materials, to be utilized to their full potential.
“Our software provides essential capabilities for scaling up additive manufacturing workflows,” said Victor Gerdes, Vice President, Software, Stratasys. “We are connecting users with a centralized platform, giving them more information to make data-driven decisions and providing them with the precision and detailing that can only come from additive manufacturing. Throughput, efficiency and applications are key to manufacturing, and these GrabCAD software packages will further advance adoption of additive manufacturing by delivering measurable results that display real business value.”
GrabCAD Streamline Pro is designed as a comprehensive software solution that enables efficient production of parts at any scale, regardless of the number of printers or the type of parts printed. Key features include advanced dashboards, real-time monitoring, simplified request management and cyber protection capabilities.
GrabCAD Print Pro for PolyJet has now been introduced for PolyJet technology following the successful launch for FDM and SAF. PolyJet is increasingly recognized, particularly in the manufacturing industry, for the high quality of its end products. Print Pro provides manufacturers with enhanced capabilities for large-scale additive manufacturing.
“Many manufacturers have struggled with integrating additive manufacturing into their manufacturing ecosystem,” said Ryan Martin, Director, Research, ABI Research. “For greater adoption, they need to add enhanced software solutions that will provide them with the necessary quality controls, repeatability, and scale. Software is a key to unlocking the next steps additive takes in becoming more mainstream in overall manufacturing.”
“We are focused on making additive work for our customers,” said Rich Garrity, Chief Industrial Business Officer, Stratasys. “They want solutions that provide quality, reliability, scalability and a clear return on their investment. Our software helps make additive manufacturing a viable option for today’s manufacturers by delivering real business value.”
These innovations from Stratasys demonstrate the continuous development and adaptation of additive manufacturing to the needs of modern production environments, with a focus on increasing efficiency, reducing costs and integrating with existing systems.
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