Stratasys reports 22% reliability improvement for F900 industrial printer

Stratasys Ltd. (NASDAQ: SSYS) reported a 22% year-over-year increase in system reliability for its F900 industrial printer through manufacturing improvements developed with its Customer Advisory Board, according to a company statement.

The improvements addressed production-scale challenges and resulted in higher overall equipment effectiveness, improved quality reporting, and greater process repeatability for customers using the additive manufacturing system.

The Customer Advisory Board includes representatives from aerospace, defense, and automotive manufacturing companies that use additive manufacturing in production. Members include General Motors, Toyota, TE Connectivity, Boeing, Ford, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, and Aston Martin F1, among others.

"The Customer Advisory Board ensures our strategy is grounded in the operational realities of industrial manufacturing," said Foster Ferguson, Vice President, Industrial Business Unit at Stratasys. "Their input directly shapes our priorities, from validated material performance and reliability metrics to integrated digital workflows and automation frameworks that enable repeatable, scalable production."

For 2026, the advisory board established three strategic execution pillars: validated production data and performance benchmarking; integrated end-to-end workflows and automation; and ecosystem enablement and industry adoption.

The Minneapolis and Rehovot, Israel-based company manufactures 3D printing solutions for aerospace, automotive, consumer products, and healthcare industries. The information is based on a company press release statement.

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