Fromdreamto design.
Bring concepts to life with multi-material 3D printing.

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From dream to design.

From dream to design.

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Application:
Pivot connector
Materials:
DigitalABS+ and VeroBlack

Dreaminggreat designs.
Great designs don’t just happen — they take a lot of effort,
planning and imagination to achieve. From concept validationand design verification to testing functional performance,
using models in each stage of the design process canrevolutionize a designer’s work. And 3D prototypes relieve
the pain, hasten the process and extend financial benefits ateach stage.

Application:Gas tank handle
Materials:
DigitalABS+ and VeroBlack

Application:
Assembly jig fixture
Materials:
Agilus30 Black™
(soft touch) coating ona Vero (rigid) core

Designed by: Naftali EderFrom dream to design.

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Automotive door panel
Materials:
DM Vero Black Plus and Vero PureWhite™

Initial form design by Mr. Singhwith modification and textures
added by Naftali Eder.

Where it all starts:
concept validation.
Proof of concept modeling is a fundamental step in the development
process. It allows the designer to go from drawing to actual visualization— bringing true innovation to life. For example, automotive designers
and engineers gain the ability to design and test relatively large parts indifferent textures and patterns with increased efficiency and creativity.
You can also watch your client’s excitement unfold as they hold, touchand examine accurate models from all angles. Plus, see how a tangible
prototype can facilitate the decision-making processes while loweringcosts, increasing client buy-in, trust and confidence.

Materials:
DM Vero Black Plus and Vero PureWhite

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From dream to design.

Application:
Automotive door handle withinterchanging patterns and textures

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Dedicateddesign verification.

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While concept validation determines if you’ve selected the rightdesign, design verification helps determine if you are building thedesign optimally. This key step enables the designer to spot flaws
early in the process and consider design improvements thatmitigate unnecessary costs down the road. This is a cost-efficient
stage that ensures the final result represents theinnovation andprofessional outcomes clients seek.

Application:
Pump housing
Materials:
DraftGrey™

Designed by: Naftali EderFrom dream to design.

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From dream to design.

8Application:
Digital thermometer
Materials:
Vero PureWhite,
VeroBlackPlus™
and Vero Clear

Fully functionalby design.
Design is not only about how a project looks — it’s also
about whether the product works. Functional performance
testing aims to ensure that each product withstands every
possible condition the user may encounter. And with
3D modeling’s shortened time and cost efficiencies, it iseasier and cheaper to concentrate on functional testing
opportunities. Designers can find potential issues that
could affect the overall performance of a system andimprove them quickly — and within budget.
Designed by: Naftali Eder

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Start
redesigning
the realms ofpossibility.
Draw inspiration from designers who haveembraced texture, transparency, color and morewith PolyJetTM technology and explore the nearlyendless possibilities of multi-material, full-color
3D printing.

3D Printed Model
Designed by: Lior Elgali

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Geometry of time.
Capturing the complexities of geometry and the intricacies of time, thisdynamic clock design was transformed from imagination to reality withmulti-material 3D printing.

Application:
Functioning prototype
Materials:
VeroVivid™, SUP706B™

Designed by: Matan Zrihen

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From dream to design.

Application:
Consumer product prototype
Materials:
VeroUltraClear™, VeroVivid,
Vero PureWhite

Grip texture

Text labels

Shining a lighton realism.
Incorporating texture, realistic detailing and PANTONE® color
matching, this flashlight was 3D printed in four easy-to-assemble
parts with perfect accuracy and tolerances.

Clear reflector

Designed by: Naftali Eder

From dream to design.

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Product redesign

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Materials:
VeroUltraClear, VeroVivid,
Vero PureWhite

From dream to design.

From dream to design.

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An easyarrangement.
Mimicking the appearance of blown glass andfeaturing individual tubes to help a person create
the perfect botanical arrangement, this vase is aprime example of how 3D printing can be used toreinvent a common household item.

Designed by: Mika Siponen

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From dream to design.

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Application:
Mechanicalassemblies
Materials:
VeroUltraClear,
VeroVivid,
Vero PureWhite,
VeroBlackPlus™

The designof engineering.
Housing a complex system of colorful gears andmechanisms in a clear casing allowed for partdifferentiation, observation and handling without
the risk of damage. These motor and gear box
assemblies were also created in a single 3D print.
Designed by: Naftali Eder

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BAC

Full-color 3D prints

ADDE
Lifelike texture

KeyShot® material
render swatches

BEC

Materials:
VeroFlexVivid™, VeroBlackPlus

Seeing renders
in reality.
Innovating at the speed of trends requires fast design.
These 3D printed eyewear prototypes were used to quickly
explore combinations of color and texture as well as test
wearability before landing on the final, trendsetting look.

Application:
CMF Prototype

PANTONE® color match

Find out how other designers use
color, textures and patterns in fashion.
Designed by: Lior Elgali

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Encircledin color.
When it comes to any accessory, look, fit andfeel are critical. And by 3D printing a wearable
prototype, design details like size, shape andcolor combinations can all be tested to createthat perfect statement piece.

See how color can change
the way you 3D print.

Application:
User testing, exact-match marketing model
Materials:
VeroVivid, VeroUltraClear

Designed by: Naftali Eder24

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From dream to design.

From dream to design.

Application:
Lighting Model
Materials:
Vero PureWhite,
VeroVivid,
VeroUltraClear

Featuredin lights.
When designing lighting, using glass in theearly design stages is not always possible.
So to achieve optimum illumination, 3D
printing and transparent materials are key
for concept and aesthetic exploration.

Designed by: Naftali EderFrom dream to design.

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Afunctional
point ofview.
Does form still follow function in
the world of product design or doaesthetics matter more? With multimaterial 3D printing, it was possible
to design for both aesthetics andusability through the exploration ofcolor, shape and function of thison-the-go camera case.
Lens
protector

Learn how 3D
printed prototypes
fuel faster design
decisions.

Functional
hinge

RubberhandleApplication:
Functional prototype
Materials:
VeroUltraClear,
VeroCyanV™,
Vero PureWhite,
VeroBlackPlus,
Digital ABS™,
Agilus30 Black

Designed by: Naftali Eder

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Application:
Delicate, detailed models
Materials:
VeroUltraClear, VeroVivid,
Vero PureWhite, VeroBlackPlus

Still life.
Transparent 3D printing materials allow enough light to passthrough so that objects, colors, textures and fragile details
safely contained within can be seen clearly. They can also beused to simulate glass or test functionality and aesthetics.

Discover other inspiring andimpossible 3D materials.

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Application:
Art and fashion
Materials:
VeroUltraClear,
VeroVivid,
Vero PureWhite,
VeroBlackPlus,
Custom VoxelPrint
materials

Inspired bynatural design.
In a design inspired by the microscopic colors and light
filtering of an insect’s wings, photopolymers were 3D printed
directly onto fabric in a first-of-its-kind approach. A reminderthat innovation is limited only by imagination.

Watch the Chro-Morpho
Collection come to life.

Designed by: ThreeASFOUR & Travis Fitch in collaboration with Stratasys

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Inspired by natural design.

Designed by: ThreeASFOUR & Travis Fitch

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The full package.
Text

Create more than a thing — create an experience. Using multimaterial 3D printing, this packaging design demonstrated how
the right mix of colors, parts and graphics could be used tocreate the ideal unboxing experience.

Watch the unboxing of thistrue-to-scale packaging model.

Graphics

Thin andflat parts

Application:
Packaging
Materials:
VeroUltraClear,
VeroVivid,
Vero PureWhite

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Application:
Prototype
Materials:
VeroVivid,
Vero PureWhite,
VeroBlackPlus,
Agilus30 Black

Flexible listening.
Create designs that respond to touch. Using multi-material
3D printing, this earbud case prototype was designed to test
real-life functionality and explore elements of flexibility.

Discover how you canmake your prototypes flex.

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Ideas of note.
Just imagine what you could make. Bound by nodesign limits, these notebook covers explore CMF
and the creative possibilities of multi-material 3D
printing including color, transparency and texture.

Application:
Creative capability
Materials:
VeroUltraClear, VeroVivid,
Vero PureWhite, VeroBlackPlus,
Agilus30 Black, Digital ABS

Designed by: Julian Zeuner

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The shift in evolution.

Application:
Automotive interior trim design

From concept to end result, design is an evolution of stages. This gear shifter prototype
demonstrates the 3D printing process from fast draft, single-material concept toexploring leather textures, woodgrains and stitched details and selecting a final design.

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Materials:
DraftGrey, VeroUltraClear, VeroVivid,
Vero PureWhite, VeroBlackPlus, Agilus30™

Design inspiration sample

Find out how other designers use
color, textures and patterns in fashion.

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Concept model

Sketch model

3-color model

Final, full-color model
Designed by: Lior Elgali

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Printed,not carved.
Natural, realistic textures are not only
possible — they’re simple. Easily mistaken
as a handcrafted toy, this toy car is a primeexample of how 3D printing can be used
to mimic the look and texture of real wood.

Application:
Render-to-print model
Materials:
VeroVivid

See how easy it is to gofrom render to print.

Designed by: KeyShot®

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Application:
Concept model
Materials:
VeroUltraClear, VeroVivid,
VeroBlackPlus, Vero PureWhiteLet concepts
take flight.
Achieve detail and design clarity. Creating theillusion of butterflies in flight, this perfume bottle
prototype was produced in a single print using a
glass-like material and vivid, full-color details.

Designed by: Gilli Kuchik and Ran Amitai

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Application:
Functional prototype
Materials:
Digital ABS, Agilus30 Black

Hit the throttle.
The ability to make faster decisions drives designforward. Replicating the look and feel of rubber,these throttle assembly prototypes were used torapidly test strength, durability, flexibility and grip
before landing on a final design.

Find out how you can create
flexible, rubber-like designs.
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From dream to design.

Full-color 3D printsRenders

3D printed reality

KeyShot renders

Serving up color.
It’s all about achieving the right balance of design elements. Taking
this serving spoon from render to print was the ideal way to test out
the functionality, vivid color combinations and wood grain patterns
that would be featured in the final product.

Watch how you can refine
your designs faster.

Application:
Render-to-print prototype
Materials:
VeroVivid

Designed by: Nadia Zinger Wagshall

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Imagine, innovate,
create with PolyJet 3D
printing technology.
Go from ideation to creation
with the J8TM Series.

Explore possibilities at every
turn with the Stratasys J55TM.

The time is now.
Request a design sample today
at stratasys.com/contact-us.

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