The Origin One™ system uses proprietary P3™ technology by Stratasys to produce parts in a wide range of high-performance materials with industry-leading accuracy, repeatability, and time to part.

Stratasys acquired Origin in December 2020 as a key part of its strategy to lead in polymer 3D printing for manufacturing.

The Stratasys Origin One is the first 3D printer resulting from the acquisition. An update to the pre-existing Origin One, this one includes a larger usable build envelope plus software and hardware workflow upgrades for ease of serviceability, higher performance, and higher utilization.

Internal Stratasys estimates suggest a $3.7 billion additive manufacturing market opportunity by 2025 for the production-oriented polymer applications well-suited for the Origin One 3D printer.

This includes production parts and tooling in the automotive, aerospace, defense, consumer goods, and medical industries. A dedicated dental version of the product will be introduced later this year.

 

The Stratasys Origin One 3D printer supports part dimensions up to 192 x 108 x 370 mm and can print details less than 50 microns in size. The fully certified third-party materials at launch include 10 industrial resins, including high temperature, tough, elastomer, general-purpose, and medical-grade materials.