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Stratasys launched the T25 High Speed Head for the F770 printer, increasing print speeds by up to 2.3x.
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Stratasys launched the T25 High Speed Head for the F770 printer, increasing print speeds by up to 2.3x.

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Originally reported by memuknews.com

Stratasys launched the T25 High Speed Head for the F770 printer, increasing print speeds by up to 2.3x. 馃殌 Subaru of America reports a 50 percent reduction in tooling development time and a 70 percent cut in total costs. This upgrade transforms large-format FDM from slow prototyping into high-throughput industrial production. Iterating meter-long tools in days rather than weeks significantly de-risks factory ramp-ups. #3DPrinting #Stratasys #Automotive #Manufacturing

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