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Form 4
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$7,990Form 4 was measured to have a 98.7% print success rate by an independent global leader in 3D printer product testing.
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Form 4L
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$21,990Solve big problems with large-scale parts. Speed at scale. Stunning parts that always fit. Large prints in under 6 hours.
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Fuse 1+30W
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Book A Demo TodayTruly Rapid SLS 3D Printing, from Print To Finish
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$79,990A typical print job takes just seven hours and 95% of fully packed print jobs can be completed within 14 hours.
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Fuse X1
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$159,990Fuse X1 delivers production-quality parts same-day at 50% less and 3x the throughput of competitors.
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How Formlabs Customers Are Redefining Industries
With over 40 million parts printed by Formlabs users worldwide, the future of manufacturing is already here. Discover how our visionary customers—from agile startups to global enterprises, across every conceivable industry—are not just using 3D printing, but pioneering its evolution from a mere prototyping tool into an indispensable, game-changing strategic imperative. TaylorMade is not only one of the most respected and recognizable names in golf, but also one of the most innovative.
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How a Tiny 3D-Printed Part Made the Mustang GTD Faster Than Every Ferrari
With 815 hp from its supercharged 5.2-liter V8, the GTD had no shortage of speed. Despite already having more than 1,300 lbs of downforce when traveling 155 mph, Ford wanted more. However, the challenge was adding it without eating away at its 202-mph top speed. The hood flicks solved that. By reshaping airflow ever so slightly, they gave the Mustang GTD more front-end bite while keeping the drag coefficient unchanged. According to Goodall, without these tiny bumps, breaking seven minutes at the Nürburgring would have been “very tight.”
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Using Agile Manufacturing to Build the World’s Most Accessible Bionic Hands
Durability, cost, and weight are key when choosing materials for the hand. Akhtar says, “We are always rapidly prototyping and trying all sorts of different materials from 3D printed materials to composites to different silicones, checking things like tear resistance and how brittle it is and how impact resistant these materials are. But also, how accessible is it? Can we build many of them at a cost low enough that we can still get Medicare to cover it?”
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