Hawk Ridge Systems broadens its additive manufacturing lineup by integrating advanced Stratasys 3D printing solutions for industrial and professional applications.
Hawk Ridge Systems has announced a new partnership with Stratasys, a global leader in polymer additive manufacturing, aimed at expanding access to advanced 3D printing solutions and accelerating adoption across multiple industries. The collaboration brings together decades of combined experience in additive manufacturing, with a shared goal of helping manufacturers move beyond prototyping into scalable, production-ready applications.
Through this partnership, Hawk Ridge Systems is broadening its manufacturing portfolio by integrating Stratasys’ production-grade technologies. These solutions are designed to support advanced prototyping, tooling, and end-use part production for sectors such as aerospace, automotive, medical and dental, industrial equipment, and consumer products. By combining their expertise and customer-focused strategies, the two companies aim to reach more manufacturers and enable practical, real-world applications of additive manufacturing.
The partnership is built around an application-first approach, which focuses on aligning the right additive technologies with specific customer needs and project requirements. By offering a wider range of solutions, Hawk Ridge Systems can help customers identify the most suitable technology for each stage of the manufacturing lifecycle, from early design validation to full-scale production.
According to Dale Ford, CEO of Hawk Ridge Systems, the partnership reflects the company’s commitment to enabling customers to adopt additive manufacturing with confidence. He emphasized that Stratasys brings industrially proven systems that align with Hawk Ridge’s focus on outcomes, scalability, and production readiness. Together, the companies aim to help manufacturers accelerate development cycles, reduce risks, and unlock measurable value from additive manufacturing.
As part of the collaboration, customers will gain access to three key 3D printing technologies. These include multi-material jetting photopolymer printing through the PolyJet platform, large-format stereolithography systems from the Neo series, and the Origin programmable photopolymerization platform, which uses P3 digital light processing technology for production-oriented applications. These solutions are intended to move customers beyond isolated prototyping and into reliable, repeatable workflows that support high-fidelity design validation, visual communication, and scalable polymer production. They also enable digital inventory strategies, allowing companies to produce parts on demand rather than maintaining large physical inventories.
With the addition of Stratasys systems, Hawk Ridge Systems now offers a comprehensive additive manufacturing portfolio that covers the entire product development and manufacturing process. Each technology is designed to support specific stages of the lifecycle, from concept prototyping to full-scale production. This approach allows customers to select the most appropriate additive solution for their application while integrating 3D printing, post-processing, and automation into a seamless, end-to-end workflow.
The expanded portfolio includes a full range of PolyJet industrial 3D printers, such as the J55 Prime, J850 Prime, J850 Pro, J5 MediJet, and J5 Digital Anatomy systems. It also features large-scale stereolithography printers like the Neo and Neo 800+, along with high-volume Origin Two P3 DLP printers for production environments. These systems support a wide selection of certified and open materials, giving manufacturers flexibility while maintaining reliability and compliance with industry standards.
Stratasys materials are engineered to meet the demanding requirements of regulated and industrial environments, supporting applications ranging from functional prototyping and tooling to jigs, fixtures, and end-use production parts. This broad materials portfolio ensures that customers can select the right material properties for their specific application while maintaining consistency and performance.
In addition to hardware and materials, Hawk Ridge Systems provides post-processing technologies and professional engineering and manufacturing services. These offerings are designed to help customers make informed, strategic decisions about their additive manufacturing investments and workflows. By combining advanced printing technologies with expert support, the company aims to reduce friction in adoption and enable customers to scale their operations more effectively.
Josh Boggess, General Manager and Vice President of Sales for the Americas at Stratasys, noted that the partnership will help bring Stratasys solutions to more customers who are serious about implementing additive manufacturing. He highlighted Hawk Ridge Systems’ deep application expertise and close proximity to customers as key advantages. As additive manufacturing becomes more common on shop floors, he added, supply chains are becoming more secure, tooling is increasingly standardized, and prototyping cycles are being shortened significantly. The partnership, he said, will help maintain the momentum of industrial additive manufacturing and expand its impact across industries.
Overall, the collaboration between Hawk Ridge Systems and Stratasys is intended to provide manufacturers with a more comprehensive, scalable, and application-driven approach to additive manufacturing. By combining advanced technologies, flexible materials, and professional support services, the partnership aims to make it easier for companies to adopt 3D printing, streamline production, and achieve reliable, repeatable results across the entire manufacturing process.
About Hawk Ridge Systems
Hawk Ridge Systems is the leading provider of engineering and manufacturing tools, technology, services and training in the U.S. and Canada. Its solutions include Stratasys, Markforged and Formlabs 3D printing technologies; Artec 3D and SCANOLOGY 3D scanners; CAMWorks manufacturing software, and the complete portfolio of Dassault Systèmes offerings, including SOLIDWORKS.
Based in the Silicon Valley, it has offices across the U.S. and Canada. Hawk Ridge Systems is one of the largest, award-winning providers of additive manufacturing solutions and has received the top SOLIDWORKS reseller awards many times since its inception in 1996. The company also offers worldwide training through its web store.
About Stratasys
Stratasys is leading the global shift to additive manufacturing with innovative 3D printing solutions for industries such as aerospace, automotive, consumer products, and healthcare. Through smart and connected 3D printers, polymer materials, a software ecosystem, and parts on demand, Stratasys solutions deliver competitive advantages at every stage in the product value chain. The world’s leading organizations turn to Stratasys to transform product design, bring agility to manufacturing and supply chains, and improve patient care.
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