Driving Success

Discover how Toyota has integrated Stratasys 3D printing solutions.

Witness how Toyota is leveraging additive manufacturing

Toyota TRD Video

The Toyota Racing Development team (TRD) is all in on AM. In this short video, learn what printers, materials, and applications they use and the advantages they have seen since acquiring Stratasys technology.

Dallas Martin: The Toyota Tilt Lab

Dallas Martin, manager of the Toyota Tilt Lab, is at the forefront of additive manufacturing for Toyota. Learn the ins and outs of the work that is done in the Tilt lab and the potential it provides for Toyota as a whole.

Choosing the Right 3D Printer For Your Production Plans

Polymer additive manufacturing provides a variety 3D printer and material options that can replace metal in various applications. For automotive production, it is crucial to identify the most suitable printers for each phase of the process, including product development, production support, and part production. Learn more here.

Automotive Success Videos

Innovating Automotive Manufacturing

Stratasys 3D Printing Technologies continue to advance additive manufacturing processes. We continue to provide our partners and customers with innovative solutions to stay competitive.

Joe Gibbs Racing Speeds Up Production Time with AM

Joe Gibbs Racing increases rate of production through the introduction of 3D printing. Through the use of Stratasys Fortus 450 and Connex3 printers, Joe Gibbs Racing can go from ideation to track testing within hours.

Improving Manufacturing with Jigs and Fixtures

See how 3D printing is helping manufactures save on time and cost, and how it's helping engineers find better ways to speed up assembly processes.

Stratasys FabriX Innovation Kit: Automotive

Stratasys FabriX Innovation Kit is a groundbreaking new product that transforms the J850 Prime 3D printer into an end-to-end hybrid system.

Surrogate FDM Parts

Learn the benefits of using FDM technology for surrogate parts, as well as the best practices for design and printing.

Swift Engineering: Composite Tooling with Technology

Swift Engineering uses 3D printed composite tooling to create complex designs that are effective without compromising performance. From aeronautics to race cars, Swift Engineering uses the latest methods to keep on the cutting edge of their industry through the help of Stratasys machines.

Stratasys 3D Printing Technologies continue to advance additive manufacturing processes. We continue to provide our partners and customers with innovative solutions to stay competitive.

See how 3D printing is helping manufactures save on time and cost, and how it's helping engineers find better ways to speed up assembly processes.

Stratasys FabriX Innovation Kit is a groundbreaking new product that transforms the J850 Prime 3D printer into an end-to-end hybrid system.

Learn the benefits of using FDM technology for surrogate parts, as well as the best practices for design and printing.

Contact Your Automotive Sales Leader

Should you want to discuss any of the topics covered in the automotive guide or on this page, contact your automotive segment leader directly.

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"We use additive manufacturing at TRD USA for rapid prototyping of different applications and we also use some of those applications for direct production parts."

Ian Peksa - Commercial Engineer - TRD USA

Automotive 3D Printers

F900

The F900 boasts the most extensive print bed and a wide range of thermoplastic materials.

Fortus 450mc

The Fortus 450mc is versatile and excels in various applications, including prototyping, tooling, and creating end-use parts.

Neo800

The Neo®800 produces top-notch parts that exhibit exceptional surface quality, precision, and intricate details. Create prototypes, rapid tooling, and master patterns.

Origin One

This groundbreaking technology delivers exceptional levels of accuracy, consistency, detail, and throughput.

H350™

The H350 powder bed fusion 3D printer delivers accurate, production-grade parts with affordable high volume 3D printing.

J850 Prime

J850 Prime: get speedier design decisions, print seven resins simultaneously & produce over 600,000 color combinations. Get your printing to a new level.

Learn how the combination of Stratasys hardware and materials can drive growth across Toyota's manufacturing.

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Stratasys Direct Manufacturing

Stratasys Direct Manufacturing (SDM) specializes in handling complex, high-requirement projects that demand engineering expertise, industry-specific process workflows, and material traceability. SDM is qualified to manufacture parts for 26 material specifications and 46 process specifications.