标题: Stratasys to Unveil a New 3D Printing Platform at Formnext in Germany and Give the F870 Its European Debut [打印本页] 作者: admin 时间: 2026-11-3 20:12 标题: Stratasys to Unveil a New 3D Printing Platform at Formnext in Germany and Give the F870 Its European Debut Nanjixiong introduction: With fewer than 20 days until Formnext 2026 in Germany, Stratasys has begun its advance publicity. It is said to be launching a groundbreaking 3D printer this year, but the platform's name, process, and specifications remain confidential. The only hint is that it will help manufacturers and service bureaus take production further than ever before.
On October 28, 2026, Formnext's official magazine FonMag reported that Stratasys would launch a new manufacturing platform during Formnext 2026. The unveiling is scheduled for 1 p.m. on Tuesday, November 17, at booth D129 in Hall 12.1 of Messe Frankfurt. Visitors who have booked discussions with Stratasys experts will receive priority access to the unveiling.
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The event page on Stratasys's website features a rendering of a truck on a Frankfurt street carrying a large crate wrapped in white packaging and a blue ribbon. The crate bears the Stratasys and Formnext logos.
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Another major attraction at the booth will be the F870's European debut. This large-format FDM machine was released in September. Its main selling point is what is described as the industry's longest fully heated build chamber, measuring 1,000 mm. Equipped with three new printheads, it is claimed to support two weeks of continuous unattended printing. Its target applications are large tooling, fixtures, and manufacturing aids on factory floors, addressing the long lead times and high costs of traditionally outsourced CNC work.
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Customer presentations will also be worth watching: Toyota will discuss reducing automotive tooling costs through additive manufacturing, while stop-motion studio LAIKA will share its use of 3D printing in stop-motion film production. The source article identifies LAIKA as the studio behind Corpse Bride and ParaNorman, and notes that making puppet props and set components with 3D printing is much more efficient than traditional sculpting.
AI-translated from an article by Beijixiong on Nanjixiong, originally published on 2026-10-29. Text and images retain the original source attribution. Read the original Chinese article
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