If you’ve been around the block more than once, you’ve probably heard of 3D printers. Did you know, though, that 3D printers can be used for more than just miniature figurines and quirky toys? Industrial 3D printing runs the gamut, offering the ability to make anything from flexible tubing adapters to parts strong enough to enter orbit.

We're lucky enough to be able to offer STR370, which covers the Stratasys F370 industrial FDM printer, a machine capable of printing in a host of materials including TPU rubber and unique thermoplastics ideal for prototyping, tooling, or production parts. In STR370, you'll learn all about what FDM 3D printing is, how it works, and several tips and tricks for working with industrial 3D printing materials.

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60 minutes

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Free