Toyota, Rivian Adopt Stratasys' F870 to Accelerate Factory-Floor Manufacturing Applications

Designed for reducing lead times for large fixtures and tooling and lowering total cost of ownership.

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Stratasys

Stratasys Ltd. (Minnetonka, MN) introduced the F870 FDM system for large-format additive manufacturing in production environments. The system is designed for scaling factory-floor production, reducing lead times for large fixtures and tooling and lowering total cost of ownership. It can be used in industrial manufacturing plants, automotive OEM production lines, aerospace & defense operations and factory-floor tooling deployments.

Systems are currently being adopted by manufacturers, including Toyota Production Engineering in Georgetown, Kentucky, and Rivian Automotive in Plymouth, Michigan. 

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Features:

  • Expansive build volume measuring 1000 x 610 x 610 mm (39.4 x 24 x 24 in.) within fully heated chamber
  • Supports robust material portfolio including Nylon 12CF Carbon Fiber for high-strength/stiff tooling, ASA, ABS and new FDM ABS Draft (Gray)
  • Enables rapid production of large assembly tools, inspection gauges and manufacturing aids to bypass lengthy machining lead times
  • Offers industrial-grade throughput, build capacity and production reliability at competitive price-point
  • Currently adopted and evaluated for factory-floor tooling and prototyping workflows by major OEMs including Toyota and Rivian

For more information, visit Stratasys' website.

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