Stratasys, Inc. is a global leader in additive manufacturing and 3D printing solutions, offering a comprehensive portfolio of technologies and materials for rapid prototyping and production. Founded in 1989 by Scott and Lisa Crump, the company pioneered fused deposition modeling (FDM) and has since expanded its capabilities to include PolyJet, stereolithography and metal deposition systems. Stratasys serves a broad array of customers, from small design studios to major industrial manufacturers, enabling accelerated product development and on-demand part production.
The company’s product line encompasses both desktop and industrial-grade 3D printers, dedicated support materials and proprietary software designed to streamline the digital manufacturing workflow. Stratasys systems are used to produce functional prototypes, tooling, jigs and fixtures, as well as end-use parts that meet demanding mechanical, thermal and chemical performance requirements. Its GrabCAD software suite and Direct Digital Manufacturing services further support users in optimizing designs, managing print queues and integrating 3D printing into existing production processes.
Stratasys serves diverse vertical markets, including aerospace, automotive, healthcare, consumer goods and education. In aerospace and defense, its additive solutions help fabricate lightweight components and tooling that reduce lead times and material waste. In healthcare, biocompatible materials enable the creation of surgical guides and patient-specific anatomical models. Automotive clients leverage Stratasys systems for rapid concept modeling, functional testing and low-volume production runs.
With headquarters in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, and operational centers in Rehovot, Israel, Stratasys maintains a global footprint spanning North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific and Latin America. Under the leadership of CEO Yoav Zeif, the company continues to invest in research and development, strategic partnerships and additive manufacturing education to advance the adoption of 3D printing technologies across industries.
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