SYS Systems (Stratasys UK Platinum Partner)

One our team is particularly proud of, this chess set has been produced entirely using 3D printing technology. Utilising four different Stratasys technologies, this chess set has been custom-designed to showcase the strengths of each one. 1 - Board frame - FDM A rigid, robust base printed in ASA Ivory, providing strong structural support for the board. 2 - Chessboard - PolyJet Coloured squares printed in a single run using Vero, each with its own individual marble-effect design. 3 - Chess pieces - P3 & SAF These technologies enabled the batch production of durable pieces, with both sets printed in a single cycle using PA12 and ST45 materials. Want to find out more about the capabilities of Stratasys 3D printing? Get in touch with our team today.

Can you believe this part was 3D printed in one print?! This part is the lid used for LOADHOG returnable transit packaging, created in one single print on the Stratasys F770. Producing the component in a single print has streamlined the entire process, removing the need for assembly and traditional tooling. By adopting this approach, Loadhog has achieved significant savings in tooling costs, reduced product development time from weeks to days, and minimised supply chain challenges to bring products to market faster. Key benefits include: 1. Elimination of tooling costs. 2. Reduced development lead times. 3. Simplified production with no assembly required. 4. Greater flexibility and faster time to market. Discover the full story and see how Stratasys technology can transform your production process - https://ow.ly/jWxU50UlrhK

Think you've seen it all when it comes to 3D printing? Think again! Stratasys additive manufacturing is being utilised to 3D print critical spare parts in the field for the defence sector. Deployed by the military, this kind of set-up allows for a 3D printer such as the Stratasys F370CR shown in these pictures to be positioned on the back of a a military vehicle to print parts in a matter of hours. We'd love to know what you think about this kind of 'printing on the go' in the comments below.

Keeping up with the latest technology in education. By upgrading from a legacy 3D printing system, our long-standing customer, the University of Surrey, has embraced the latest Stratasys technology to enhance its capabilities. This investment ensures students have access to industry-standard equipment, preparing them with the skills and experience needed for real-world applications. With advanced additive manufacturing technology in place, the University can deliver higher quality outputs, improved reliability, and a more modern learning environment. Key benefits include: 1. Access to cutting-edge 3D printing technology. 2. Improved print quality and reliability. 3. Enhanced learning with industry-relevant equipment. 4. Future-ready capabilities for students and research. Read the full story to see how SYS Systems supports education and innovation - https://ow.ly/HN0U50VXBNW

3D printing is reshaping the aerospace and defence sectors. In industries where precision, performance and reliability are critical, additive manufacturing is enabling manufacturers to rethink how parts are designed and produced. With Stratasys 3D printing technology, organisations can move faster from concept to production while maintaining the highest standards of quality and consistency. Key benefits include: - Lightweight components that help improve fuel efficiency and performance. - Complex geometries that cannot be achieved through traditional manufacturing methods. - Faster prototyping to accelerate innovation and reduce development cycles. - On-demand part production to reduce downtime and improve supply chain resilience. Stratasys additive manufacturing allows engineers to push design boundaries without compromising on quality or performance. Explore the possibilities with SYS and contact us today.

Bigger build volume. Higher quality parts. And a whole new level of capability unlocked. Our valued customer Revo Developments Ltd invested in the Stratasys F370 system, upgrading from previous resin printers to take their automotive parts to the next level. The shift to FDM has opened up new possibilities in terms of durability, scalability, and design freedom allowing the team to move faster from concept to functional end-use components. Great to see how this investment is already helping them push the boundaries of what they can produce in-house, while maintaining the precision and performance their work demands. Check out the full story and explore your possibilities with additive - https://ow.ly/vEoa50WV3Er

Training Complete! We pleased to announce Callum Else from our long serving customer Swiftool Precision Engineering (SPE) Ltd, recently completed his certified Stratasys F900 training with our Applications Engineer, Morgan Tyreman. Congratulations from us all at SYS Callum, we really enjoyed having you with us at our Advanced Innovation Centre in Derby. Did you know? Our tailored training programmes are designed to suit your team’s current skills and future goals. Whether your staff are beginners or advanced users, we ensure they gain full mastery of every function to produce the best parts. Courses can be delivered at our Advanced Innovation Centre in Derby, or on-site at your facility, led by our expert team. If you want to find out more about our certified training packages, get in touch.

Design. Print. Iterate. Repeat. Transform your product design process by rapid prototyping with 3D printing. We hear it more and more, production industries are becoming increasingly demanding and competitive. Manufacturers must find ways to reduce their product development time-frames without sacrificing the quality of their products. At SYS we can provide rapid prototyping solutions to accelerate product development. Contact us today to learn more or arrange a visit to our Advanced Innovation Centre, Derby.

Ever wished you could 3D print real silicone parts? Now you can. Stratasys recently launched the P3 Silicone 25A material. Key features include: 1. Genuine silicone performance 2. Soft yet durable (Shore A 25) 3. Certified for thermal, flame and biocompatibility testing 4. No tooling. No long lead times. This means if you have applications for seals, gaskets, soft-touch grips, medical components and more, they can now be printed with speed and precision by the Stratasys Origin range. From rapid prototypes to short-run production, this material makes silicone manufacturing faster, easier and more cost-effective. Learn more - https://ow.ly/OX9I50WRRbE