3D PRINTER COMPARISON:
FUSION3 EDGE VS. STRATASYS F370
(UPDATED 5/3/2022)
Stratasys’ F123 line was seemingly introduced at the time to directly compete with the Fusion3 F400 and successor F410.
Previously, only Fusion3 used verbiage such as “affordable industrial-grade 3D printing” and an emphasis on accuracy, reliability, safety, and ease of use.
Frankly, we’re flattered that a company with a long history in 3D printing such as Stratasys, would take notice of our products.
The Stratasys F370 is the top end model for the company’s F123 line.
The F370 prints 8 materials with a price eight (8) time more than the Fusion3 EDGE, before you factor in the inflated cost of proprietary materials and extra service contracts.
Overall, the Fusion3 EDGE is a much better value than the Stratasys F370 and the entire F123 line of 3D printers, providing a wider range of printable materials, a larger build area at faster speeds, a longer warranty, and free lifetime technical support.
Fusion3 EDGE 3D Printer
vs. Stratasys F370
Note: Product details based on publicly available Information provided from each manufacturer’s website and/or marketing materials. All product names, logos, and brands are property of their respective owners. All company, product and service names used in this website are for identification purposes only.
| PRODUCT | EDGE | S3 |
|---|---|---|
| Fusion3 EDGE
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Stratasys 370
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PRODUCT FEATURES
| Item | EDGE | F370 |
|---|---|---|
| Maximum Build Volume | Single Extruder – 14.5″ X 14.5″ X 13.5″ 1.64 cu ft |
Dual Extrusion – 14 x 10 x 14 in. |
| Maximum Travel Speed | 500 mm/s | not disclosed |
| Maximum Print Speed | 250 mm/sec | not disclosed |
| Minimum Layer Height | 20 Microns | 10 Microns |
| Network Connectivity |  Ethernet, WiFi |
WiFi, USB, & Ethernet |
| Max Melt Temp | 320*C | not disclosed |
| Heated Print Bed | 145*C |
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| Certified Materials | 140+, including different types of: PLA, ABS,ASA, Flexible, Nylon, PETG, Nylon, HIPS, Acrylic,Carbon Fiber, Fiberglass, Polycarbonate. Unique settings created by Fusion3 for each material, 3D printer model and print head size, providing optimal performance. | PLA3 , ABS-ESD7, ABSM30, ABS-CF10, ASA, Diran 410MF073 , FDM TPU 92A, PC-ABS, QSR Support material |
| Automatic Bed Leveling? | Ultralight touch probe + mesh leveling |
Automatic Tip Offset Calibration |
| Filament Diameter | 1.75mm | 1.75mm |
| Enclosed Filament Storage | Optional Filament Bay Dehumidifier Available |
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| Fully Assembled and Calibrated at Factory | |
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| Filament Monitoring and Detection | |
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| Prints Carbon Fiber and Other Reinforced Plastics ‘Out of the Box’? | Surgical steel print tubes resist wear |
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| Print Head Size(s) | .4mm (standard), .6mm, .8mm | not disclosed |
SAFETY & COMFORT
| Item | EDGE | COMPETITOR |
|---|---|---|
| Ability to Close Off Hot Surfaces from the Outside Environment | |
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| Shuts Off When Door Opened | |
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| Air Filtration | Optional Carbon & HEPA Filter |
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| Operating Sound Level | 37.5 dBA (Closed), 42 dBA (Open) | 46 dBA closed |
WARRANTY & SUPPORT
| Item | EDGE | COMPETITOR |
|---|---|---|
| Warranty Duration | 2 Years | 1 Year |
| Free Lifetime Tech Support? | Provided by Fusion3’s Live, US-Based Experts |
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| Live Tech Support Availability | 8am-8pm, Monday-Friday EST | M-F 8am – 5pm |
| Response Time | Within 1 business hour | Varies by Reseller |
| Free Live, Online Training Classes For Customers | Yes | |
| Place of Manufacture | Greensboro, North Carolina, USA | Eden Prairie, Minnesota, USA |
| Price | Click Here for a Quote | “approximately $40,000” |