Stratasys F370: Limited Time uPrint and Dimension Trade-in Offers!

April 2, 2019 News

Have you thought about upgrading your legacy uPrint or Dimension Stratasys 3D printer to a next-generation, office-friendly industrial 3D printer with more material options, a larger build and automatic material changeover?

Now is a great time to put your idea into action, as we are offering an incredible $7,500 trade-in credit for all uPrints and $15,000 trade-in credit for all Dimensions when you purchase a new Stratasys F370!

uPrints/Dimensions	Upgrade to a New Stratasys F370

Single material capability Limited build size for larger parts or maximizing overnight throughput Long material changeover times CatalystEX Print software (GrabCAD now available)	Wide range of materials including lower cost ABS-M30 and new flexible TPU Larger build volume (14 x 10 x 14 in.) for large parts and maximizing overnight throughput Auto material changeover standard and < 1 min. manual material changeover times GrabCAD Print and Advanced Insight software for custom capabilities including pausing for metal inserts

Contact your sales rep to learn more, or request a uPrint or Dimension trade-in quote now.

Stratasys F370: Limited Time uPrint and Dimension Trade-in Offers!

Posted by Heather Adams

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