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Industrial 3D Printing

Tailored additive manufacturing solutions for industry, health care, and education.

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Driving Innovation Throughout Production

How Toyota Uses Stratasys Technology to Cut Costs, Boost Agility, and Improve Quality

In this exclusive behind-the-scenes look, learn how Toyota is leveraging industrial 3D printing with Stratasys technology to transform manufacturing on the production floor. From rapid design cycles to on-demand tooling, see how innovation meets efficiency in one of the world’s most iconic automotive brands.

Our Solutions

3D printed brake caliper prototype by Stratasys

Rapid Prototyping

Functional testing, hyper-realistic modeling, and fast results.

carbon fiber 3d printed using Stratasys FDM technology for tooling

Tooling

Strong, versatile materials for fast, custom tool production.

Carbon fiber production parts printed using Stratasys FDM technology

Production Parts

Faster, lower-cost production than conventional methods.

3D dentures 3D printed with TrueDent-D material

Dental Manufacturing

Fixtures, appliances, and dentures using a streamlined digital workflow.

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Medical Modeling

Patient-specific medical models that improve patient outcomes.

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Packaging

Design, print, and validate prototypes for beverages, cosmetics, and beauty products in a simple digital workflow.

3D printed brake caliper prototype by Stratasys

Rapid Prototyping

Functional testing, hyper-realistic modeling, and fast results.

carbon fiber 3d printed using Stratasys FDM technology for tooling

Tooling

Strong, versatile materials for fast, custom tool production.

Carbon fiber production parts printed using Stratasys FDM technology

Production Parts

Faster, lower-cost production than conventional methods.

3D dentures 3D printed with TrueDent-D material

Dental Manufacturing

Fixtures, appliances, and dentures using a streamlined digital workflow.

Medical team examining 3d printed medical model

Medical Modeling

Patient-specific medical models that improve patient outcomes.

3d printed nail polish concept packaging | Stratasys Direct

Packaging

Design, print, and validate prototypes for beverages, cosmetics, and beauty products in a simple digital workflow.

Our Offerings

Stratasys empowers organizations in India with industrial-grade 3D printing and additive manufacturing solutions that simplify design and production challenges. Through advanced range of 3D printers, diverse selection of materials, and powerful software, we help businesses drive efficiency and quality. Backed by deep global expertise and a strong local presence, we enable them to scale, innovate, and compete globally.  

Stratasys 3D printer family

3D Printers

Our 3D printers operate using five different additive technologies and range from small printers suitable for office settings to large systems that support industrial operations.

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Materials

A broad material portfolio offers polymers with diverse characteristics and properties suitable for many applications and design requirements.

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Software

Our software gives you powerful capabilities to make your 3D printing operations easy and efficient. An ecosystem of partner software providers also lets you expand your additive software solutions.

Stratasys 3D printer family

3D Printers

Our 3D printers operate using five different additive technologies and range from small printers suitable for office settings to large systems that support industrial operations.

FDM 3D printing plastic material selection wizard stratasys direct

Materials

A broad material portfolio offers polymers with diverse characteristics and properties suitable for many applications and design requirements.

99p labs GrabCAD Print

Software

Our software gives you powerful capabilities to make your 3D printing operations easy and efficient. An ecosystem of partner software providers also lets you expand your additive software solutions.

Our Additive Technologies

FDM® Technology

FDM technology is an extrusion-based additive process that is easy to use and accessible. It employs a broad range of thermoplastics suitable for durable applications ranging from functional prototyping to tooling to production parts.  

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PolyJet™ Technology

PolyJet technology is capable of producing parts with vivid colors and multiple textures ranging from soft and rubber-like to rigid. It is an effective technology for prototypes and concept models that need the look and feel of the final product.

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P3™ DLP Technology

P3 technology is an advanced form of digital light processing (DLP), offering fast print speed and an open material system. Tailored for small-batch production parts, it offers high accuracy, tight tolerances, and a smooth surface finish 

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SAF® Technology

SAF (Selective Absorption Fusion) technology is a powder bed fusion process utilizing powdered thermoplastics. Its higher production volume and ability to recycle used nylon 12 powder offers desirable production efficiency and lower cost per part.  

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Stereolithography Technology

SLA technology creates objects using photopolymer materials cured with a UV laser. Its high resolution and accuracy allow it to create prototypes, concept models, and low-volume production parts with intricate geometries and a very smooth finish.  

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Case Studies

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Webinars

Learn more about specific additive technology topics from Stratasys and industry experts in our live and on-demand webinars.

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Events

Take advantage of live events to get firsthand experience with our technology and talk with our experts one-on-one.

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eBooks

Gain deeper insights into additive manufacturing with our comprehensive design resources, solution overviews, and educational content.

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Case Studies

See how customers benefit from Stratasys technology through these stories that cover real-world additive applications across all industries.

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White Papers

Go deeper into topics that cover a broad scope of additive manufacturing subjects, such as materials, industries, processes, and applications.

Webinar-icon

Webinars

Learn more about specific additive technology topics from Stratasys and industry experts in our live and on-demand webinars.

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Events

Take advantage of live events to get firsthand experience with our technology and talk with our experts one-on-one.

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eBooks

Gain deeper insights into additive manufacturing with our comprehensive design resources, solution overviews, and educational content.

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3D Printing: A New Dimension for Medical Simulation

Neurosurgical trainees at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Delhi (AIIMS Delhi) use Stratasys FDM and PolyJet solutions

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FDM technology fast-tracks go-to-market plans for India consumer Bajaj Electricals

Bajaj Electricals finds winning combination in FDM technology and ABS thermoplastics. With growing demand from consumers and high market competition, Bajaj was under constant pressure to innovate in design and catch the attention of potential buyers and investors.

3D Printing Supports Treatment for Dorsal Scoliosis

3D Printing Supports Treatment for Dorsal Scoliosis

Aakash Healthcare Uses Stratasys’ J5 MediJet to create 3D Printed Pre-Surgical Model and Jigs to Correct Scoliosis Deformity

Medical research

Neurosurgical trainees at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Delhi (AIIMS Delhi) use Stratasys FDM and PolyJet solutions

FDM technician F770

Bajaj Electricals finds winning combination in FDM technology and ABS thermoplastics. With growing demand from consumers and high market competition, Bajaj was under constant pressure to innovate in design and catch the attention of potential buyers and investors.

3D Printing Supports Treatment for Dorsal Scoliosis

Aakash Healthcare Uses Stratasys’ J5 MediJet to create 3D Printed Pre-Surgical Model and Jigs to Correct Scoliosis Deformity

FAQ

Indian industries such as automotive, aerospace, healthcare, industrial machinery, education, and consumer goods are rapidly embracing additive manufacturing. From jigs and fixtures to certified production parts, these sectors use Stratasys technologies to achieve faster development, reduced costs, and greater design flexibility—helping India transition toward innovation-driven manufacturing.

Stratasys India offers the industry’s broadest technology portfolioFDM®, PolyJet™, SAF®, P3™ DLP, and SLA. These technologies serve the full production cycle, from design and prototyping to manufacturing aids and end-use parts. Each platform is engineered for industrial-grade reliability, precision, and scalability across Indian sectors like automotive, aerospace, and healthcare.

Yes. While entry-level printers may seem cheaper upfront, Stratasys solutions provide true long-term value through certified materials, consistent output, and minimal downtime. By integrating 3D printing into production workflows, Indian manufacturers reduce tooling costs, accelerate time-to-market, and achieve repeatable quality—unlocking sustainable ROI beyond prototyping.

  Absolutely. Stratasys India delivers on-ground technical support, certified training, and application expertise through its nationwide partner network

With experience centers, application labs, and service hubs in major industrial cities, Stratasys ensures customers receive hands-on guidance from installation to large-scale production.

Stratasys India operates through its regional office and a network of authorized partners in key hubs such as Bengaluru, Pune, Chennai, Delhi NCR and major industrial clusters in tier 1 and tier 2 cities. Customers can use the official Stratasys India contact page to book demos, consultations, or training sessions with local experts. Comprehensive installation, training, and support services are available across major manufacturing hubs in India’s tier-1 and tier-2 cities

Stratasys provides industrial-grade 3D printers built for the complete production cycle—from concept and design to functional prototypes, tooling, and production parts.

Its portfolio includes systems powered by five technologies:

  • FDM® for robust, engineering-grade thermoplastics
  • PolyJet for multi-material, high-detail parts
  • SAF® for high-volume powder-based production
  • P3™ DLP for precision polymers
  • SLA for smooth-surface, detailed models

These technologies empower Indian organizations to achieve scalable, repeatable, and certified production across industries.

Stratasys is enabling India’s transition from basic 3D printing to full-scale additive manufacturing. Through local partnerships, training, and innovation programs, Stratasys helps organizations build digital manufacturing ecosystems that integrate hardware, software, and materials. The company supports sectors from education to aerospace—helping India move beyond cost-driven production toward innovation-led industrial growth.