Stratasys F370®CR
Accessible industrial composite printing for strong, stiff, carbon-fiber-reinforced parts and everyday manufacturing needs.
Automotive
Automotive teams need disciplined routes for tooling, fixtures, prototypes, and low-volume components before additive manufacturing is used in production support. D2M supports application review, material selection, design preparation, documentation, and operator training for automotive manufacturing workflows.
- Tooling suitability review
- Fixture workflow planning
- Low-volume route assessment
Sector considerations
Application Suitability
Candidate applications are reviewed against operating conditions, material requirements, inspection needs, and commercial constraints.
Workflow Definition
The equipment, software, material route, records, and approval points are mapped before implementation decisions are made.
Implementation Planning
Training, documentation, governance, and handover requirements are defined so the capability can be managed by internal teams.
Explore application and process fit
Technology routes for Automotive
Review related products against your application, workflow and qualification requirements. The selections below follow the existing catalogue order.
3D printers
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Stratasys Fortus 450mc
Industrial FDM for tooling and parts needing engineering thermoplastics.
Stratasys Origin® Two
P3 photopolymer 3D printing system for selected applications where accuracy, material route, workflow, and production requirements need to be reviewed.
Stratasys J850™ Pro
Multi-material PolyJet prototyping that delivers parts which look, feel and function like final products.
Stratasys Neo® 800+
Large-format SLA system for applications where accuracy, surface finish, resin route, and workflow requirements need to be reviewed.
Stratasys Neo® 450s
System route for application and workflow review.
3D scanners
Showing 3 of 14 related products. All Automotive scanners
Scanology 3DeVOK MQ
A wireless, marker-free professional 3D scanner designed for flexible, everyday creation and measurement.
Scanology KSCAN-MAGIC
Composite laser 3D scanning for ultra-fast, ultra-accurate measurement of any size part.
Scanology KSCAN-E
Flagship wireless 3D scanner with ultra-high accuracy, multiple scan modes and fully portable metrology-grade performance.
Materials
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ABS-M30
A stronger, tougher ABS material designed for reliable everyday industrial 3D printing.
Antero™ 800NA
Material route for application and process review.
ASA
UV-stable FDM thermoplastic for durable outdoor and infrastructure applications.
ABS-CF10
Carbon-fiber-reinforced ABS for strong, lightweight tooling and fixtures that outperform standard engineering plastics.
HIPS (High Impact Polystyrene)
Material route for application and process review.
ABSi P500
High-impact, semi-translucent ABS material for functional testing, flow visualization, and durable end-use parts.
Software
Showing 3 of 9 related products. All Automotive software
Cognitive Additive
AI-powered software for automated DfAM analysis, part screening, and printability optimization for enterprise additive manufacturing.
GrabCAD Print Pro™
Advanced print preparation software for scaling Stratasys additive manufacturing with enhanced process control, workflow automation, and enterprise system integration.
NX CAD for Additive Manufacturing
Integrated CAD software for designing, optimizing, and preparing parts for industrial additive manufacturing.
Related insights and resources
Technical articles
- Using 3D-Printed Parts Around Sensitive Electronics: ESD Is More Than a Material Choice
An ESD-capable material does not define the finished printed part. Electrical requirements, manufacturing route, interfaces and verification still need to be considered for components used around sensitive electronics.
- SLA Investment Casting Patterns: Replacing Wax Tooling for Low-Volume and Changing Parts
D2M helps manufacturers assess where SLA casting patterns can remove dedicated wax-pattern tooling from selected investment casting programmes. The established foundry sequence remains in place after pattern production.
- The Bigger Automotive AM Opportunity Is Already on the Factory Floor
Automotive plants can turn isolated factory-floor AM wins into recurring application families with an assessed production route, clear acceptance method and named owner.
- FDM Gear Inspection Tools: Designing Go/No-Go Gauges That Survive the Shop Floor
A gear inspection gauge only becomes a production tool when the contact geometry stays reliable through repeated checks, repeated handling, and repeated use across the shop floor.
Whitepapers
- Industrial 3D Printing Business Case
Learn how to evaluate the financial case for industrial 3D printing by reviewing utilization, material route, qualification effort, current supply constraints, and operating requirements.
- Jigs and Fixtures: Evaluating FDM for Manufacturing Aids
Review how manufacturers evaluate FDM 3D printing for jigs, fixtures, and manufacturing aids by comparing application need, material route, workflow, and production constraints.
- End-Use Parts: Evaluating FDM Additive Manufacturing
Review how manufacturers evaluate FDM 3D printing for selected end-use parts by assessing material route, application risk, qualification effort, inspection needs, and production workflow.
Review suitability for your sector
D2M can review application opportunities and workflow requirements for Automotive contexts.