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automotiveNovember 4, 2026
Stratasys Unveils New Additive Manufacturing Solutions at Formnext
Stratasys to debut new manufacturing tools and F870 FDM system, impacting ASEAN factories.
Stratasys Unveils New Additive Manufacturing Solutions at Formnext \nAt the upcoming Formnext 2026 in Frankfurt, Germany, from November 17-20, Stratasys Ltd. will unveil a range of new additive manufacturing solutions that are set to transform the production landscape for Southeast Asian factories. The company's booth, located in Hall 12.1, Booth D129, will showcase a variety of applications, from consumer parts to industrial production, highlighting the versatility and potential of their technology.\n### A New Manufacturing Solution for High-Volume Production \\[On November 17 at 1 p.m., Stratasys will introduce a new manufacturing-scale solution designed for high-volume production of end-use polymer parts. This system, which will be fully revealed at the event, is expected to add significant value to the company's production-focused portfolio. For factories in Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Malaysia, this means enhanced capabilities for producing large quantities of high-quality parts, reducing lead times and costs.\\\n### European Debut of the F870 FDM System \\[The F870 FDM system will make its European debut at Formnext, showcasing its capabilities for large-format production of tooling, fixtures, jigs, and manufacturing aids. With a fully heated build chamber measuring 1,000 x 610 x 610 mm, the F870 is designed for factory-floor use and offers extended unattended operation. For ASEAN manufacturers, this system can significantly improve production efficiency and reduce downtime, making it an attractive option for those looking to upgrade their manufacturing processes.\\\n### Solutions for the Factory Floor \\[Visitors to the Stratasys booth will see a range of new solutions tailored for the factory floor. These include technologies for investment casting, automated post-processing, and functional prototyping. For example, the Somos ShellCast resin and the GrabCAD Print Pro ShellGen module, combined with the Neo800+ SLA printer, can help foundries and aerospace and defense OEMs produce large, complex, and accurate antimony-free master patterns for investment casting. Additionally, the sCure system, an automated post-processing solution for the Origin P3 DLP platform, can improve part consistency and reduce dependence on operator skill. These solutions can help ASEAN factories streamline their operations and achieve higher quality standards.\\\n### Advancing Aerospace Qualification \\[Stratasys will also highlight recently published NCAMP qualification data for Antero 800NA and Antero 840CN03 on the Stratasys F900 printer. This data provides a common basis for qualifying end-use parts, which is particularly relevant for aerospace and defense manufacturers in the region. For ASEAN factories, this means greater confidence in the reliability and performance of their parts, leading to more robust and efficient production processes.\\\n### Connecting the Digital Manufacturing Workflow \\[Finally, Stratasys will demonstrate the GrabCAD Additive App Suite, which connects additive workflows across various Stratasys technologies. This suite can help factories in ASEAN countries integrate their digital manufacturing processes, from application identification and validation through build preparation and production. By adopting these integrated solutions, ASEAN factories can enhance their overall productivity and competitiveness in the global market.\\\nFor more information, visit [stratasys.com](https://www.stratasys.com/).
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Editorial rewrite by ASEAN Machine team, based on public reporting from Engineering.com, with added ASEAN manufacturing context.
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