"Pioneering the future."
Israeli-American 3D printing pioneer founded 1989 by Scott and Lisa Crump; trades on Nasdaq as SSYS with polymer additive systems.
Stratasys Ltd. is a manufacturer of polymer 3D printers, materials, and software, founded in 1989 in Eden Prairie, Minnesota by Scott Crump, who invented Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) in 1988, and Lisa Crump. The company sold its first 3D Modeler in 1992 and listed on Nasdaq as SSYS in October 1994. After its 2012 all-stock merger with Israeli 3D printing maker Objet Ltd., Stratasys became dual-headquartered in the United States and Rehovot, Israel; its US headquarters moved from Eden Prairie to a new Minnetonka, Minnesota campus in January 2025, while manufacturing operations remain in Eden Prairie.
The company's additive manufacturing technologies include FDM, PolyJet, Stereolithography (SLA), P3 DLP, and SAF powder-bed fusion. Product lines include the F3300 industrial FDM printer, the Neo SLA series, the Origin One and Origin Two DLP systems, and the DentaJet XL and TrueDent systems for dental applications, alongside GrabCAD Print software for print management. Stratasys Direct Manufacturing provides on-demand additive parts production, and the company's systems serve aerospace, automotive, dental, medical, and consumer-product manufacturers across more than 40 locations worldwide with over 130 support partners.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Industrial FDM 3D printer offering high throughput and material versatility for aerospace, automotive, and production manufacturing applications.
P3 DLP resin 3D printer for high-accuracy, low-volume production of end-use parts in engineering and dental materials.
Contact Stratasys
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http://www.stratasys.com/PHONE
+1 800-801-6491HEADQUARTERS
United States
Company Facts
Founded
1989
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Manufacturer
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Primary Region
North America
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