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3E EOS Expands Additive Manufacturing Capabilities with Stratasys Technology
New investment includes multiple F3300 printers, enhancing capabilities across the manufacturing lifecycle from prototyping to tooling and production for the aerospace, defense and automotive sectors.
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An antenna housing, printed on a Stratasys Neo800. (Photo: Business Wire)
3E EOS, a leader in electro-optic systems, has expanded its additive manufacturing capabilities with a significant investment in Stratasys technology, the company announced today. This expansion includes the addition of multiple Stratasys FDM 3D printers, bringing their total fleet to 15 large-scale systems, including the F3300, Neo800, F900, F770, Origin One models and SAF technologies.
Building on its existing success with Stratasys solutions, 3E EOS is establishing a dedicated additive manufacturing center to support prototyping, tooling and production. The expanded fleet enables the company to produce critical components such as air ducts and fuel adapters for aircraft, reducing lead times by 30-45 days compared to traditional manufacturing methods, and cutting production costs by 40 percent.
The Stratasys F3300 flagship printer continues to deliver tangible value for customers, driving its increased adoption in support of critical applications across the aerospace, defense, and automotive sectors. For example, with this solution, 3E EOS anticipates lowering costs for high-volume projects by 20 percent.
A composite layup tool, printed on a Stratasys F900. (Photo: Business Wire)
Stratasys’ extensive material range and advanced 3D printing systems have allowed 3E EOS to streamline production workflows and meet customer needs with precision and efficiency.
CoreLayer, alongside 3E EOS, is also concentrating on the evolving needs of the automotive industry, bringing its expertise in designing and manufacturing assembly line jigs and fixtures to this dynamic sector. By applying its proven capabilities, CoreLayer aims to support clients in adapting to increasingly complex designs and improving production efficiency. This strategic focus reinforces their role as a trusted partner for advanced manufacturing capabilities.
In addition, 3E EOS is advancing the adoption of additive manufacturing while promoting sustainability by minimizing material waste and energy consumption. This aligns with global environmental standards and supports their goal of fostering a more resource-efficient manufacturing process.
3E EOS, a leader in electro-optic systems, has expanded its additive manufacturing capabilities with a significant investment in Stratasys technology, the company announced today. This expansion includes the addition of multiple Stratasys FDM 3D printers, bringing their total fleet to 15 large-scale systems, including the F3300, Neo800, F900, F770, Origin One models and SAF technologies.
Building on its existing success with Stratasys solutions, 3E EOS is establishing a dedicated additive manufacturing center to support prototyping, tooling and production. The expanded fleet enables the company to produce critical components such as air ducts and fuel adapters for aircraft, reducing lead times by 30-45 days compared to traditional manufacturing methods, and cutting production costs by 40 percent.
The Stratasys F3300 flagship printer continues to deliver tangible value for customers, driving its increased adoption in support of critical applications across the aerospace, defense, and automotive sectors. For example, with this solution, 3E EOS anticipates lowering costs for high-volume projects by 20 percent.
A composite layup tool, printed on a Stratasys F900. (Photo: Business Wire)
Stratasys’ extensive material range and advanced 3D printing systems have allowed 3E EOS to streamline production workflows and meet customer needs with precision and efficiency.
CoreLayer, alongside 3E EOS, is also concentrating on the evolving needs of the automotive industry, bringing its expertise in designing and manufacturing assembly line jigs and fixtures to this dynamic sector. By applying its proven capabilities, CoreLayer aims to support clients in adapting to increasingly complex designs and improving production efficiency. This strategic focus reinforces their role as a trusted partner for advanced manufacturing capabilities.
In addition, 3E EOS is advancing the adoption of additive manufacturing while promoting sustainability by minimizing material waste and energy consumption. This aligns with global environmental standards and supports their goal of fostering a more resource-efficient manufacturing process.
www.stratasys.com
