Stratasys and Limbitless Expand Sustainability Focus in 12-Year Partnership
Stratasys and Limbitless Solutions deepen their collaboration with a renewed emphasis on sustainability and accessibility of 3D-printed prosthetics for children.
Stratasys and Limbitless Solutions have announced an expansion of their 12-year partnership, with a renewed focus on sustainability, education, and increasing access to 3D-printed prosthetics for children. The collaboration, which has already delivered hundreds of prosthetic devices globally, will now prioritize eco-friendly practices and broader community impact.
Over the years, Stratasys has provided Limbitless with materials, advanced 3D printing technology, and engineering support, enabling the non-profit to create end-use components, thermoform molds, and prototypes. A dedicated Limbitless lab at the University of Central Florida, equipped with Stratasys systems, has become a hub for student learning and innovation.
This year, Stratasys has donated a Certified Pre-Owned F370 3D printer to further support Limbitless’ mission. The Certified Pre-Owned program allows for the reuse of high-performing equipment, aligning with Stratasys’ broader sustainability goals and reducing waste in the additive manufacturing industry.
The partnership highlights the growing role of sustainability in additive manufacturing, particularly in healthcare and education. By reusing 3D printing equipment, Stratasys and Limbitless demonstrate how circular economy principles can be applied to reduce waste and increase accessibility. This approach supports broader industry trends in making AM more environmentally and socially responsible.
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