3D Printing
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Partnerships in 3D-printed homes (Icon) represent a major 3D printing in construction capability.
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$30.76B |
$118.77
-3.44%
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3D Printing capability supports prototyping and production for engineered systems and components.
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$20.82B |
$193.99
-5.75%
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3D bioprinting and lung-scaffold work underpin bio-artificial organ initiatives.
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$19.85B |
$440.00
-1.27%
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Nordson's Prodigi-related plastics tooling/production context suggests applicability to 3D Printing/additive manufacturing workflows.
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$13.24B |
$234.32
+1.62%
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3D Printing is used to produce dental attachments; aligns with the dental segment's 3D-printed components.
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$12.91B |
$74.29
-0.42%
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3D Printing has become a production-use additive manufacturing activity for LECO, beyond prototyping.
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$12.72B |
$227.93
-3.27%
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CRS is investing in additive manufacturing/R&D to accelerate materials innovation, aligning with 3D printing capabilities.
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$12.00B |
$241.10
-4.24%
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Invisalign's 3D-printed Palate Expander represents an actual 3D-printed medical appliance produced by the company.
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$9.12B |
$125.79
-2.26%
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OVJP-based printing technology relates to a printing/process capability (3D Printing) used to manufacture OLED panels.
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$6.53B |
$137.40
-3.36%
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XMTR supports additive manufacturing via its marketplace, aligning with the 3D Printing category.
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$2.44B |
$48.16
-6.97%
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Metallurgical powders used for additive manufacturing (3D printing) are part of Kennametal's material offerings.
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$1.56B |
$20.45
-4.22%
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The company is advancing metal additive manufacturing with its AFX-2000 laser, linking to the 3D printing industry.
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$1.54B |
$30.84
-0.84%
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IPX leverages additive manufacturing to produce titanium parts (e.g., watch cases) and related components, aligning with 3D printing capabilities.
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$1.22B |
$54.29
-1.83%
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Directly provides 3D printing services as a core manufacturing offering.
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$1.21B |
$50.84
-0.70%
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Stratasys directly manufactures and sells industrial 3D printers and related hardware across FDM, PolyJet, SLA, and DLP platforms.
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$743.83M |
$10.42
-7.54%
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iFuse-3D and related implants use 3D-printing additive manufacturing, a major production method highlighted in the product line.
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$629.84M |
$14.78
-5.80%
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Core business centers on additive manufacturing / 3D printing systems (AME) for electronics, including DragonFly and acquired metal/industrial AM capabilities.
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$394.88M |
$1.66
-5.97%
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Core product category: 3D printing hardware and integrated additive manufacturing systems.
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$394.23M |
$2.89
-9.69%
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Directly provides 3D printing services / additive manufacturing capabilities.
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$342.00M |
$5.79
-6.61%
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MG engages in additive manufacturing / 3D printing in aerospace & defense initiatives.
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$312.04M |
$9.96
-2.54%
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iPollo Metaverse indicates a major 3D printing/metaverse-related product line (3D Printing).
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$120.44M |
$5.21
-6.96%
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Core technology enabling rhCollagen-based implants and dermal fillers through 3D bioprinting.
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$25.20M |
$2.20
-6.38%
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Blue laser systems are a core product category and directly reflect the company's hardware offerings in photonics.
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$24.92M |
$0.48
-12.65%
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Involves 3D printing capability for silicon nitride parts, a direct manufacturing capability.
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$10.31M |
$4.11
+7.31%
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Company uses proprietary 3D printing to manufacture its flooring panels, a core differentiator and production method.
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$3.52M |
$0.82
-1.47%
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