Desktop FFF printers have made prototyping easier than ever. But when you need more than a one-off model, the differences between hobbyist-grade tools and industrial-grade FDM become hard to ignore. It’s not just about size or price — it’s about whether your part performs in the real world.
In this webinar, experts from Stratasys—the original inventor of FDM technology—and Stratasys Direct will explore what separates true industrial FDM from its consumer-grade counterparts—and why it is a cornerstone of Stratasys Direct's ability to produce exceptional, repeatable 3D printed prototypes and production parts.
This insightful session will challenge what you think you know and what’s truly possible with FDM. Register to secure your spot and get access to bonus resources, including a downloadable FDM vs. FFF comparison.
Jeremy Hui is a Staff Applications Engineer on Stratasy’ Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) Product Team with a focus on the F900 and Fortus 450mc. He has been with Stratasys since 2014 and holds a B.S. and M.S. in Materials Science & Engineering from University of Wisconsin and University of Minnesota respectively.
With nearly two decades in the 3D printing industry, Eric has played a pivotal role in both the hardware and services sides of Stratasys. His deep expertise in FDM and PolyJet technologies has taken him from engineering and product management to his current leadership in digital marketing, where he drives SEO, content strategy, paid advertising, and web development for Stratasys Direct. Beyond marketing, Eric has extensive hands-on experience in additive manufacturing, from optimizing 3D printing processes to designing functional prototypes, sales samples, and custom parts for both industrial and personal applications.
