Additive Manufacturing Stratasys Expands Into Metal Additive Manufacturing Through Strategic Partnership With Tritone Technologies

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Stratasys is moving beyond its polymer heritage and entering the metal additive manufacturing market through a minority investment and commercial partnership with Tritone Technologies. The agreement brings Tritone’s MoldJet technology into the Stratasys portfolio, expanding its addressable market and offering industrial-grade metal and ceramic production capabilities for aerospace, defence, medical and industrial users.

Stratasys expands its additive manufacturing portfolio with the integration of Tritone’s industrial MoldJet metal and ceramic technology, strengthening its position as a comprehensive provider of end-to-end AM solutions.(Source:  Stratasys)
Stratasys expands its additive manufacturing portfolio with the integration of Tritone’s industrial MoldJet metal and ceramic technology, strengthening its position as a comprehensive provider of end-to-end AM solutions.
(Source: Stratasys)

Stratasys announced a strategic step beyond its core polymer additive manufacturing business with an investment in Tritone Technologies and a staged commercial agreement aimed at integrating Tritone’s metal and ceramic production platform into its offering. The move strengthens Stratasys' role as a full-spectrum AM provider at a time when industrial users — including government, aerospace and defence customers — increasingly request metal solutions alongside established polymer systems.According to Stratasys CEO Yoav Zeif, the company selected Tritone after a multi-year evaluation of potential partners. Tritone’s approach combines industrial throughput, multi-material capability and a consumables-based service model aligned with Stratasys’ existing ecosystem. The agreement initially gives Stratasys a minority share, with the option to increase its stake in future.The partnership is also structured to leverage commercial synergies. Stratasys will support Tritone’s distributor network and integrate selected sales and marketing activities to streamline procurement for customers who prefer unified AM sourcing.

MoldJet Technology Adds Industrial-Scale Metal and Ceramic Production

Tritone, founded in 2017, provides proprietary MoldJet technology — a powder-free additive process designed for serial production of dense, near-net-shape metal and ceramic parts. MoldJet enables rapid switching between alloys and ceramics, reducing downtime and supporting mixed-geometry production in a single build. The technology is used across tooling, medical, defence, industrial and consumer goods applications.By complementing Stratasys’ polymer jetting portfolio, MoldJet closes a long-standing capability gap for customers requiring both polymer and metal AM within a unified environment.The investment round also included Discount Capital and Fortissimo Capital. Discount Capital CIO Hanoch Papoushado highlighted the strategic fit between Stratasys’ global market position and Tritone’s technical capabilities, calling it a strong foundation for accelerated growth.

Broader Market Impact and Industry Context

The agreement follows increasing demand across industrial and defence sectors for production-grade metal AM systems that simplify supply chains and support flexible manufacturing. With manufacturers facing complex qualification procedures and fragmented vendor landscapes, Stratasys aims to reduce barriers by offering a unified platform covering polymers, metals and ceramics.Tritone CEO Ofer Ben Zur noted that the partnership validates the company’s approach to high-density metal and ceramic parts, and expands global market access. The collaboration positions both companies to respond to rising interest in industrial AM adoption for components requiring high accuracy, material diversity and repeatability.

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