Stratasys (SSYS)

Stratasys is associated with several major 3D printing technologies. Its FDM systems use extrusion-based printing for durable thermoplastic parts, while PolyJet printers use inkjet-style deposition to produce detailed, multi-material and full-color models. The company’s broader technology portfolio also includes SAF powder-bed fusion, P3 photopolymer printing, and Neo stereolithography, giving customers a range of options depending on accuracy, material performance, production volume, and surface finish requirements.

Beyond hardware, Stratasys sells consumables, software, on-demand printed parts, and professional services. This mix allows the company to support customers throughout the additive manufacturing workflow, from early-stage design validation and rapid prototyping to tooling, jigs and fixtures, medical models, dental applications, and selected production uses. Materials are an important part of the business, as printer performance and recurring customer usage often depend on specialized polymers and resins.

The company has an international footprint and generates a significant portion of its revenue in the United States, with additional activity across Europe, the Middle East and Africa, Asia-Pacific, and other markets. Stratasys is positioned as one of the established names in industrial 3D printing, competing in a market driven by manufacturing digitization, supply-chain flexibility, and demand for more customized production.