PostProcess Technologies Inc.

3D Printing News Briefs, July 11, 2026: Fundraiser, Strategic Guide, Dentures, & More - 3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business In this weekend’s 3D Printing News Briefs, we’re starting with relief efforts for the earthquakes that hit Venezuela last month. Then we’ll move on to a new white paper from...

Environment. Health. Safety.

Three words that become even more important as additive manufacturing scales into production. Yet, the biggest EH&S challenges often begin after the print is complete.

In our latest white paper, we examine the risks associated with conventional post-processing workflows, such as open air dunk tanks, flammable solvents, and repetitive manual handling. These practices make it difficult to maintain a safe and efficient production environment.

To address these critical gaps in EH&S, we take a deeper dive into our automated, fully enclosed post-processing systems and how they can reduce chemical exposure, lower energy, minimize waste and create an overall cleaner production environment.

To take a closer look, download our white paper: https://hubs.ly/Q04nJ43B0

When you're producing FDM parts at scale, post-processing can quickly become the bottleneck.

For Stratasys Direct Manufacturing, traditional immersion-based support removal processing were creating bottlenecks, leading to long drying times, shipment delays, and high scrap rates.

By implementing the PostProcess BASE automated spray-based support removal system, they transformed a critical step in their workflow, supporting more efficient production for parts printed on their Stratasys FDM systems.

The results:
✔ 40% increase in throughput
✔ Reduced scrap from 50% to zero for a critical PC part
✔ Enabled same-day shipment for many applications
✔ Eliminated workflow bottlenecks and lab space constraints

See how Stratasys Direct streamlined post-processing and improved operational efficiency in our latest customer story >https://go.postprocess.com/hubfs/Customer_Story/Stratasys-Direct-Manufacturing-FDM-BASE-Case-Study.pdf

Precision is non-negotiable in defense applications.

As Memorial Day approaches, we honor and remember those who have served, while recognizing the importance of supporting today’s military with the tools they need to stay mission-ready. PostProcess helps unlock the full potential of additive manufacturing for the Department of Defense by turning post-processing from a bottleneck into a streamlined advantage.

Our patented solutions combine proprietary software, hardware, and sustainable chemistry to deliver consistent, high-quality 3D printed parts - supporting defense teams with the speed, accuracy, and reliability they need.

https://hubs.ly/Q04hF2xh0

With a lean team supporting high-throughput additive manufacturing operations, automation is critical at Toyota Production Engineering.

By implementing the PostProcess BASE and PostProcess DEMI 4100, Toyota Production Engineering transformed both its FDM and SLA post-printing workflows - cutting FDM support removal from days down to minutes while improving workflow consistency and safety.

Our latest blog features first-hand insights from Dallas Martin and his experience with our solutions as an Additive Manufacturing Engineer at Toyota. Check it out here > https://hubs.ly/Q04h1-R50

Accelerating Production at Toyota: The Impact of PostProcess BASE and DEMI 4100 - PostProcess Technologies At Toyota Production Engineering, Additive Manufacturing Engineer Dallas Martin and his team bridge the gap between design and manufacturing. With a lean team supporting high-throughput work within the additive facility, automation plays an important role in helping them keep pace and stay efficient...

From cleaning to curing, the PostProcess DEMI X 200 Plus simplifies resin removal into one automated workflow.

Built for SLA and DLP applications, this solution combines cleaning, rinsing, drying, and curing into a single cycle - helping labs improve consistency while reducing operator involvement.

✅ One-touch operation
✅ Hands-free workflow
✅ Enhanced operator safety
✅ Compact design for space-conscious dental labs

Less manual handling. More consistent results.

Learn more > https://hubs.ly/Q04gv2MN0

Great conversation with 3DPrint.com and our CEO, Jeff Mize, at RAPID + TCT Event last week discussing where post-processing is headed and what manufacturers are prioritizing most!

Highlights included:

• Why safety remains a critical part of the post-processing conversation - especially as more manufacturers move away from open chemical dunk tanks and IPA workflows
• How increased print volumes are driving greater solution utilization, with customers using PostProcess solutions and consumables more regularly than ever
• The value of strategic partnerships, like our continued work with Stratasys, to help customers build complete end-to-end additive workflows

Check it out below:

Post-Printing at RAPID 2026: PostProcess Technologies & Mass Finishing - 3DPrint.com | Additive Manufacturing Business The whole 3D printing workflow was on display in Boston at RAPID+TCT last week, from design software and 3D printing hardware all the way to post-processing and finishing solutions. For...

RAPID + TCT Event 2026 has officially kicked off today in Boston 💫

We’re so excited to be on the floor and ready to connect with you!

Come visit Booth #1032 this week to meet with the PostProcess team and see how our automated post-printing solutions can elevate your additive workflow.

The results from the 2026 Post-Processing Survey: Trends Report speak for themselves and one main point is clear:

Post-processing pain points are shifting.

Consistency of finished parts has emerged as the #1 challenge, overtaking the top spot for the first time since 2019.

At the same time, other pain points are on the rise, while some trends continue to stay consistent year over year.

So, what does this mean for your additive operations? As challenges evolve, so do priorities, and this is driving an increased focus on automated post-processing solutions.

Download the full report to explore the trends shaping 2026 and take a closer look at the data in the chart > https://hubs.ly/Q04b9hht0