3D Systems (NYSE: DDD) today announced new hardware, software, and applications that are enabling customers to scale additive manufacturing into production environments requiring high throughput, reliability, repeatability, and process control.
The Rock Hill, South Carolina-based company reports at RAPID + TCT 2026 (Booth #1801), 3D Systems will introduce the new SLA 825 Dual to the U.S. market, “a next-generation stereolithography system engineered to significantly increase production output while maintaining the accuracy and consistency required for industrial manufacturing.”
The company adds it will also debut AddiTrak™, a factory-floor software platform purpose-built for managing connected 3D Systems production environments.
“These innovations,” to further quote this morning’s news release, “reinforce 3D Systems’ strategy to deliver production-ready additive manufacturing solutions that integrate hardware, software, materials, and application expertise to help customers move beyond prototyping and into scaled manufacturing.”
The SLA 825 Dual, for example, features a 22% larger build volume and delivers up to 25% faster build speeds than its predecessor, enabling customers to run more builds per shift and consolidate more parts per platform. Designed for high-utilization environments, the system supports demanding applications such as motorsports, full-scale precision prototyping, and investment casting patterns, where yield, dimensional accuracy, and repeatability are critical.
“By combining higher throughput with proven SLA precision,” to close the release, “the SLA 825 Dual provides manufacturers with a scalable solution for transitioning stereolithography into high volume production workflows.”
DDD shares fell 1.5 cents to $1.90.
