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Eden Prairie, Minnesota & Rehovot, Israel – Stratasys Ltd. (NASDAQ:), known for its polymer 3D printing solutions, announced that it has acquired the technology portfolio, including patents, from the now-defunct Arevo, Inc. The move is aimed at accelerating the adoption of fused deposition modeling (FDM) applications. Manufacturing by improving component performance and reliability.
The acquisition includes foundational patents critical to carbon fiber printing and enhancements to part strength, structural consistency and system throughput. These technologies are expected to meet customer needs for higher performance parts while increasing economic efficiency.
Rich Garrity, Stratasys' chief industrial business officer, said the acquisition will improve the isotropy of FDM parts and expand their usefulness for customers. He emphasized that the company is focused on delivering practical value through innovation.
With a portfolio of 2,600 granted and pending patents, Stratasys differentiates itself in the additive manufacturing industry. The company serves sectors such as aerospace, automotive, consumer products, and healthcare. The company's 3D printing solutions are designed to provide a competitive advantage across the product value chain.
This acquisition strengthens Stratasys' market position and reflects strategic investments in technology to meet evolving manufacturing demands. This information is based on a Stratasys Ltd. press release statement.
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