3D Systems Corporation announced the launch of its new SLA 825 Dual stereolithography printer and the AddiTrak factory‑floor software platform during the RAPID+TCT trade show in Boston. The SLA 825 Dual offers a 22 % larger build volume and up to 25 % faster build speeds than its predecessor, positioning it for high‑throughput industrial applications such as motorsports, aerospace, and automotive prototyping.
AddiTrak is a secure, on‑premises platform that centralizes monitoring, analytics, and optimization across a 3D Systems printer fleet. It supports Industry 4.0 connectivity through MTConnect and OPC UA and integrates with the company’s 3D Sprint workflow, giving customers a unified view of production performance.
The launch follows 3D Systems’ Q4 2025 results, in which the company reported revenue of $106.3 million—above the $97.99 million consensus—while posting a net loss of $19.5 million for the quarter. FY 2025 net income was $29.9 million, but the company’s Industrial Solutions segment experienced a year‑over‑year revenue decline, underscoring the need for new high‑throughput solutions.
Strategically, the SLA 825 Dual and AddiTrak align with 3D Systems’ effort to refresh its portfolio and emphasize production‑scale additive manufacturing. The larger build volume and faster speeds address demand from high‑volume sectors, while AddiTrak’s connectivity and analytics support the growing need for process control in Industry 4.0 environments.
For Q1 2026, 3D Systems guided revenue of $91–$94 million and an adjusted EBITDA loss of $5 million to $3 million, indicating continued investment in growth while managing costs. The product launch signals a commitment to expanding its industrial footprint amid competitive pressure.
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