Dimension 3D Printers | Stratasys for sale from Tasman Machinery

Dimension 3D Printers | Stratasys

Supplier: Tasman Machinery

DImension Printers - Full Range to Suit Everyone

Dimension 3D Printers from Stratasys is the world's best selling 3D printer, utilising FDM technology, Dimension Printers allow users to build solid plastics parts direct from 3D CAD software.

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Tasman Machinery has been appointed as a Distributor in Australia for the Fortus range of 3D Production Systems and Dimension 3D Printers, from Stratasys Inc.

Stratasys is the world leader in the fast developing, 3D manufacturing industry. Known by many names, such as 3D printing, additive manufacturing or additive fabrication, these printers are building components straight from 3D CAD software to near finished pieces.

Tasman Machinery is very excited about the possibilities this technology can bring to a wide range of its customers in the engineering and manufacturing sectors.

Utilising Stratasys patented FDM technology; users are able to build solid plastic parts, straight from any CAD software. With the standard material being ABS, the parts are built strong and are suitable for their purpose almost immediately.

As Dermid McKinley, of Tasman Machinery states, "The cost and time savings this technology brings are enormous across a wide range of applications. The Fortus Production Systems are designed and built with an engineering and manufacturing mindset. They are built for durability, speed, accuracy and repeatability."

The range of materials users can use is continuing to grow, but already includes ABS, polycarbonate, PC/ABS, polysolfone and recently Ultem, which is used extensively in the aero industries.

"We believe that this is the kind of technology that a wide range of Australian companies need to become familiar with," says Dermid McKinley, of Tasman Machinery.

"Stratasys are reporting that their biggest growth is coming from engineering and manufacturing type customers."

"This is the rise of direct digital manufacturing, where companies have the ability to make a product straight from a digital file, with no steps in between. If you give it some thought, the possibilities this kind of technology brings to users is really quiet staggering and one that we feel can help Australian companies immensely."