Resource Guides

Print Consistent Parts, Time After Time, with the SAF™ Technology Design Guide

This SAF™ technology Design Guide provides how to achieve the best outcome with the advanced options that the H350 printer provides. Download it here.

How to Choose the Best 3D Printer for Your Automotive Needs

Understand which Stratasys additive manufacturing technology to use when 3D printing automotive parts by reading this in-depth solution guide!

Choosing the Right 3D Printing Materials for Automotive Manufacturing

There are a variety of 3D printing materials to choose from for automotive manufacturing. Learn how to select the right material for your automotive needs.

Turning ideas into parts on the car - faster than ever before.

Turning ideas into parts on the car - faster than ever before with Stratasys' stereolithography and FDM 3D printing technologies.

Minimizing Costs and Lead Times for Support Machine Components

The variety of Stratasys technologies allow you to print prototyping and end-use parts, filling in the gaps in your supply chain. Download our Solutions Guide to learn more!

A Guide to Achieving Consistent Industrial Equipment Parts on Demand

Post-processing and finishing methods for stereolithography 3D printed parts.

Stereolithography (SL) is a 3D printing technology used for building prototypes, tooling or casting patterns. SL technology is renowned for building parts with extremely smooth surfaces and intricate detail. This is ideally suited for industries that want part quality without the part preparation time. Once a build is complete and supports removed, stereolithography parts may appear finished. However, SL 3D printed parts still require an element of post-processing to either improve the mechanical properties or to enhance the cosmetics of the design, if required.

The Future of Automotive Manufacturing

Automotive manufacturing resource guide driving into production-grade parts produced using SAF™, FDM™, and P3™ technologies 3D printers by Stratasys.

Formula Student – Stratasys Neo800 Stereolithography and Somos® PerFORM: Tooling and Composite Layup Manufacturing Process Guide

Stratasys introduced Oxford Brookes Racing to Covestro Somos® resin which has allowed the aerodynamics team to create 3D printed molds suitable for carbon fibre layup, reducing time and enabling further design freedom. Read the resource guide and find out how the students manufactured the final parts of the OBR 19 aero package, step by step.

How to orientate parts for stereolithography.

This guide will give you an overview of the types of design considerations to look out for, such as analyzing the geometry for optimal part placement.