F370

F370 3D printers give engineers and designers access to affordable, industrial-grade 3D printing. The F370 is designed for ease of use, starting with a streamlined CAD-to-print workflow enabled by GrabCAD Print software.

This printer offers a versatile selection of materials, including carbon fiber, thermoplastic polyurethane, and other engineering-grade thermoplastics. You’ll combine fast and easy material swaps, a generous build volume, and dependable print results to provide accurate, repeatable 3D printing suitable for the office or factory floor when using the F370.

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F370

Benefits

The F370 was built with the user in mind, offering capable 3D printing in a system virtually anyone can operate.

With the F370, reliable 3D printing doesn’t have to be difficult to learn, operate, or maintain.
The F370 is highly capable, enabling a wide variety of applications with an ample selection of diverse materials.
Compact size allows the F370 printer to be easily located wherever you need 3D printing capabilities – from the office to the shop floor.
Quiet and safe operation means an F370 printer doesn’t require special handling or accommodation, including in the classroom.

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Features

F370 printers emphasize features designed to make highly effective 3D printing simple, safe, and time efficient.

Soluble support material lets you create intricate geometries with hidden cavities, a feature not found on entry-level systems.
Material spools are housed in an easily accessible drawer in the front of the printer, making material changes quick and painless.
The user interface screen on the front of the printer features an intuitive menu to control and process your print jobs.
GrabCAD Print and Insight software let you control the depth and breadth of control you have over your print operations.

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FDM Technology

Materials

All Materials

From PLA to carbon-fiber ABS, F370 printers offer a capable selection of materials for many 3D printing applications. The materials shown below are several that are available. Refer to the printer’s specification sheet to see the full complement of materials available on that printer.

PLA

Perfect for quick concept verification at low cost. PLA works with fast-draft mode and comes in 11 different colors.

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ABS-CF10

ABS-CF10 combines the benefits of ABS with the strength of carbon fiber for a durable, rigid material.

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FDM TPU 92A

Create accurate elastomer parts and prototypes like flexible hoses and tubes with FDM TPU 92A.

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Diran 410MF07

Diran’s toughness and smooth, low-friction texture make it perfect for non-marring, factory-floor tooling.

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Perfect for quick concept verification at low cost. PLA works with fast-draft mode and comes in 11 different colors.

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ABS-CF10 combines the benefits of ABS with the strength of carbon fiber for a durable, rigid material.

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Create accurate elastomer parts and prototypes like flexible hoses and tubes with FDM TPU 92A.

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Diran’s toughness and smooth, low-friction texture make it perfect for non-marring, factory-floor tooling.

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Typical Applications

All Applications

Common applications for the F370 printer include prototyping, tooling, and low-volume end-use part production. However, the versatile array of materials available on these printers allows you to be as creative as you need to address use cases beyond these general categories.

Prototyping

Easy-to-use F370 printers let you iterate your designs much more quickly than traditional prototyping methods.

Jigs and Fixtures

Tooling 3D printed on F123 printers can make your production floor more efficient and your tooling more ergonomic and worker-friendly.

Production Parts

Customer parts and low-volume production that wouldn’t be feasible with traditional fabrication are possible with F123 Series printers.

Easy-to-use F370 printers let you iterate your designs much more quickly than traditional prototyping methods.

Tooling 3D printed on F123 printers can make your production floor more efficient and your tooling more ergonomic and worker-friendly.

Customer parts and low-volume production that wouldn’t be feasible with traditional fabrication are possible with F123 Series printers.

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Printer Comparison

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With two to choose from, there’s an FDM printer that’s right for your application, from manufacturing to education.

Max Build Size
Materials
Cartridge capacity
Software
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F370

Max Build Size 355 x 254 x 355 mm
(14 x 10 x 14 in.)
Materials 8
Cartridge capacity 4
material spool bays (2 model – 2 support)
Auto material changeover
Software GrabCAD Print & Insight
GrabCAD Print Pro
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F170

Max Build Size 254 x 254 x 254 mm
(10 x 10 x 10 in.)
Materials 5
Cartridge capacity 2
material spool bays (1 model – 1 support)
Software GrabCAD Print
GrabCAD Print Pro
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Customer Case Studies

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F370 customers cover a lot of ground, from universities to transportation to industrial manufacturers. See how they use F370 printers to solve problems faster and make things better.

University of Notre Dame

F370 printers are among several Stratasys systems the University of Notre Dame’s IDEA Center relies on to educate and promote entrepreneurship.

Form Automation

Form Automation uses its F370 printer to quickly and cost-effectively make robotic end-of-arm tooling.

Alstom

Alstom’s F370 printer helps keep the trains running with on-demand production.

Future Motion

Designing the Onewheel personal transportation device requires fast validation of ideas, a great application for F370 printers.

Schneider Electric

Dramatically shortening the lead time for assembly line tooling is how Schneider Electric leverages its F370 printer.

F370 printers are among several Stratasys systems the University of Notre Dame’s IDEA Center relies on to educate and promote entrepreneurship.

Form Automation uses its F370 printer to quickly and cost-effectively make robotic end-of-arm tooling.

Alstom’s F370 printer helps keep the trains running with on-demand production.

Designing the Onewheel personal transportation device requires fast validation of ideas, a great application for F370 printers.

Dramatically shortening the lead time for assembly line tooling is how Schneider Electric leverages its F370 printer.

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GrabCAD Print Software

Simplify your 3D printing workflow with powerful and intuitive software.

GrabCAD Print software is what makes Stratasys 3D printers go, providing the features and flexibility to make 3D printing easy and understandable. At its core, GrabCAD Print software removes the friction of going from a CAD model to a physical 3D printed part and speeds up the process. You designed the part, now let GrabCAD Print software do the rest to make it a reality.

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