New Stratasys F370 Added to Our TekCenter!
February 10, 2017 News
AdvancedTek welcomes one of Stratasys’ new F123 Series 3D printers — the F370 — to our TekCenter! We’re really excited about the capabilities and price point of this series and think you’ll be too!
The F123 3D Printers are designed for:
- Ease of use for all levels of experience and shorter, streamlined workflows
- Reliability with Stratasys’ time-and cost-savings FDM technology and capabilities
- The office environment with its clean build process, non-hazardous chemicals and materials, usage of standard 110-volt power and quiet operation
- Versatility with multiple material options, each tailored to meet specific requirements
- Speed with a fast draft mode, easy material changes, and auto-calibration
Interested in demoing our F370? Click here to send us a request.
Posted by Heather Adams
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