Introducing the new Dimension 1200es Series

The Dimension 1200es Series joins the Dimension 3D Printing Group's line of desktop modeling systems.

by DE Editors | Published March 13, 2008

The Dimension 1200es Series from the Dimension 3D Printing Group (Minneapolis, MN), a business unit of Stratasys, Inc. is now available. Priced at priced at $26,000 for the BST and $34,900 for the SST version, the 1200es joins the group's line of desktop modeling systems -- which includes the Dimension Elite (priced at $32,900) and 768 Series (priced from $18,900).

Engineers and designers will look forward to the 1200es Series’ 10 x 10 x 12-inch build size, affordability, and its ability to print models with ABSplus, a material that is on average 40 percent stronger than standard Stratasys ABS plastic, and can provide stronger models and improved surface finish.

The Dimension 1200es has injection molded parts-type characteristics. Customers of the 1200 Series 3D non-es version will be pleased to note that Dimension is offering an enhancement package to upgrade to the 1200es for $5,000. Those interested in the enhancement package should contact their Dimension reseller for more information. For more information on Dimension 3D printers, visit dimensionprinting.com or call toll free 888-480-3548 (U.S.).

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

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