Making its debut at this year's TCT show in Birmingham will be Stratasys’ recently-launched J750 3D printer, reportedly the world’s only full colour, multi-material 3D printer.
The J750 is designed for prototypes, as well as tooling, moulds, jigs and fixtures.
Stratasys said it will enable users to combine full colour gradients with an "unprecedented" range of materials to achieve realistic parts.
Eliminating several design processes in one simultaneous print, product designers, manufacturers and service bureaus can make faster decisions to accelerate product development, the group said.
In addition, Stratasys’ Fortus 3D printer will be running live on the stand.
Visitors will be able to see The University of Warwick’s 3D printed submarine on the stand, which features significant FDM production parts.
The university saved almost £3000 during its development and reduced the production schedule by 90% using Stratasys' FDM technology.