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Stratasys – Industrial and Professional 3D Printers

For over three decades, Stratasys has been leading innovation in industrial 3D printing; developing technologies that make product development faster, smarter, and more sustainable.
From FDM and PolyJet printers to high-performance materials and GrabCAD software, Stratasys solutions are trusted by companies worldwide across industries such as manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, fashion, and healthcare.

This shared vision is what drives our collaboration with Prisma Tech: a solid partnership built on trust and a common goal; bringing tangible value to Italian businesses.

Together, we help our clients choose the right technology, integrate it into their workflows, and unlock its full potential, with dedicated and continuous technical support.

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Fortus 450 MC GEN III

Fortus 450 MC GEN III

The new ready-to-use additive manufacturing solution.

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F170

F170

The all-in-one rapid prototyping system.

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F190 CR

F190 CR

3D printer with a wide choice of materials and construction capabilities.

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F370

F370

FDM 3D printer with a versatile, professional system that is easy to use.

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F370 CR

F370 CR

Get more resilient parts with Carbon Fibre 3D printers.

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F770

F770

Large manufacturing space on a platform that is easy to use.

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Materials

To ensure optimal performance and quality, we offer a curated selection of Stratasys-certified 3D printing materials and filaments, designed to work in perfect synergy with each printer and meet the highest industrial standards. Our range covers a wide spectrum of applications — from aesthetic and functional prototyping to the production of end-use parts.

Materials are not sold directly online. For information or orders, please contact our team via email.

Strong, Reliable 3D Printing with Industrial Materials

FMD

Strong, Reliable 3D Printing with Industrial Materials
FDM technology uses high-performance thermoplastics to produce functional prototypes, custom tools, and end-use parts.
Compatible with materials such as ABS, PC, and ULTEM™, it ensures precision, repeatability, and mechanical strength even in production environments.
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High Precision and Multi-Material Versatility

Polyjet

High Precision and Multi-Material Versatility

PolyJet technology enables the creation of ultra-realistic prototypes, medical devices, and customized components, combining rigidity, flexibility, transparency, and color in a single print.It’s the ideal choice for applications requiring fine details, superior surface finish, and biocompatible materials.

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Professional 3D Printing for the Dental Sector

P3 DLP

Professional 3D Printing for the Dental Sector

Stratasys’ P3™ (Programmable PhotoPolymerization) technology delivers exceptionally precise dental 3D prints with smooth surfaces and detailed accuracy — ideal for models, surgical guides, bite splints, and aligners.

Built on advanced DLP, P3 combines speed, quality, and reliability with certified, biocompatible materials for an efficient and scalable digital workflow.

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Cleaning system

The cleaning system is designed to remove soluble supports from prototypes and 3D models. The system is environmentally sustainable, so the solution used can be disposed of in the urban waste water. After cleaning, the part will appear smooth and polished with its fine details intact. This system is designed to remove the waste material from the parts without the need for manual intervention.
 
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Stratasys Technology
for Industry 4.0

Looking to enhance your business with 3D printing and embrace the benefits of Industry 4.0?
Stratasys offers a range of certified systems designed to integrate seamlessly into your digital workflows; a strategic investment powered by intelligent, connected technologies.

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EcoVadis Silver
Medal 2025

Stratasys ranks among the top 15% of companies worldwide for sustainability, earning recognition for its commitment to the environment, ethics, and human rights.
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Trusted by Industry Leaders

Discover how companies around the world have transformed their workflows with Stratasys 3D printing

<it>Doug Huston – Consulente tecnico Gruppo Genesis Systems</it><en>Doug Huston – Technical Consultant, Genesis Systems Group</en>
It used to take weeks to build traditional grippers. With FDM, we can now have a fully functional tool mounted on the robot arm in just a day or so.
Doug Huston – Technical Consultant, Genesis Systems Group
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<it>Maud Rondot – CMF Designer, Advanced Design Team at Peugeot</it><en>Maud Rondot – CMF Designer, Advanced Design Team at Peugeot</en>
There’s often a gap between what we imagine and what we can actually achieve — so it was truly magical to see our idea come to life exactly as envisioned, with remarkable quality.
Maud Rondot – CMF Designer, Advanced Design Team at Peugeot
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<it>John Mauriello – Designer industriale</it><en>John Mauriello – Designer industriale</en>
I chose PolyJet for this project because it’s a more advanced technology than traditional injection molding. For me, PolyJet is the only one capable of giving my designs the highest level of full-color 3D printing
John Mauriello – Designer industriale
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which software is used with the Fortus 450mc GEN III printer?

The Fortus 450mc GEN III uses GrabCAD Print for an intuitive, advanced 3D printing workflow — from CAD model to finished part.
It also supports Insight, ideal for optimizing professional slicing parameters.

What’s the purpose of the heated chamber in industrial 3D printing?

The Fortus 450mc GEN III uses GrabCAD Print for an intuitive, advanced 3D printing workflow — from CAD model to finished part.
It also supports Insight, ideal for optimizing professional slicing parameters.

What is a soluble support material?

It keeps a stable temperature during printing, reducing warping and improving layer adhesion — essential for high-performance technical materials.

What’s the best material for aerospace or railway applications?

It’s a support that dissolves in water or a dedicated solution, allowing complex geometries to be printed without manual removal.

Can I print with multiple materials at once?

ULTEM™ 9085 is ideal — lightweight, strong, flame-retardant (FST), and certifiable to meet the strictest industry standards.

Which 3D printing technology suits my needs best?

Yes — technologies like PolyJet allow multi-material printing in a single part, combining rigidity, transparency, flexibility, and color.

What materials can I use with a 3D printer?

It depends on your application:

  • FDM for functional and structural prototypes
  • PolyJet for aesthetic detail
  • SAF for mass production
    Our experts can help you choose the right solution.

How much does a professional 3D printer cost?

Each technology supports different materials — thermoplastics, photopolymer resins, elastomers, or biocompatible compounds.
Some are designed for prototyping, others for final use.

Can 3D printers produce functional parts or just prototypes?

Absolutely — many professional printers can produce strong, precise end-use parts ready for testing or real-world use.

Do you also supply materials and support?

Yes — material supply, software assistance, and technical support are some of our core strengths.

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