Stratasys

Jigs guide a tool; fixtures locate and hold a workpiece. D2M helps teams assess printed tooling for repeatable assembly, positioning and inspection, with material and design choices matched to the loads, contact surfaces and operating environment.

Prototyping helps teams turn CAD, sketches, and early concepts into physical evidence for design decisions. D2M supports additive manufacturing, 3D scanning, and finishing workflows for prototypes that need to prove form, fit, appearance, or early function.

Manufacturing aids support the work around a production part: handling, assembly, positioning, protection and checking. D2M helps teams assess custom printed tools against the operator task, workpiece interfaces and shop-floor conditions.

Product teams use design concept models to move from screen-based design reviews to physical evidence for form, fit, appearance, or early function. D2M supports Middle East developers with additive manufacturing, scanning, and model-making routes using routes such as ABS-M30 and ABS-M30i matched to the decision the prototype must support.

Production parts need a route that fits quantity, material behavior, tolerances, finishing, and inspection expectations. D2M helps teams evaluate additive manufacturing alongside established production methods so the selected route matches the part and the business case.

Tooling and molds require a route that fits geometry, surface finish, temperature, pressure, release method, and production quantity. D2M helps teams review additive manufacturing, scanning, and inspection options for tooling work before committing to a build route.