Stratasys® Fortus® Material Cost Calculator

An independent calculator for estimating material cost per cubic inch ($/in³) and converting it into cost per part on Stratasys® Fortus® systems.

Select model + support materials, then enter the model and support volumes (in³) reported by Insight or GrabCAD Print. Pricing is based on publicly listed 92ci canister references and verified Fortus®-compatible materials.

Built for teams running ABS-M30®-class workflows and high-temperature polymers like ULTEM™ 9085 and ULTEM™ 1010 across Fortus® 360mc, 380mc, 400mc, 450mc, 900mc, and F900 platforms.

Below the calculator: guidance on how to use these numbers, plus related tools and reference pages.

Add one or more parts to build a quote. Model + Support are selected separately.

Part Setup (Insight-style)
Shown on the printed summary + export.
Captured for quoting / repeatability (does not change cost automatically).
Model
From Insight: “Model volume”.
Support
From Insight: “Support volume”.
Build Time
Optional. Leave blank (or 0) to ignore machine-time cost.
Model price$0.00 / in³
Support price$0.00 / in³
Material total$0.00
Machine cost$0.00
Part total$0.00
Quote (Multiple Parts)
Part Slice Interior Model Support Time Total
No parts added yet. Fill in the fields above and click “Add Part”.
Parts0
Material total$0.00
Machine total$0.00
Quote total$0.00
Build a formal quote (optional)
Tip: You can use NEXT model material + Stratasys support (or any mix) just like real Fortus workflows.

How to Use These Cost per Cubic Inch Numbers

This calculator turns $/in³ into a real cost per part using the model and support volumes reported by Insight or GrabCAD Print.

Formula: (Model in³ × $/in³) + (Support in³ × $/in³) + (Build hours × $/hr, optional)

After you run the numbers, use them to:
• Compare ABS-M30® vs alternatives on the same geometry
• See how support volume affects total cost
• Compare materials using cost per cubic inch instead of just canister price

Tip: In Insight or GrabCAD Print, copy the values labeled Model volume and Support volume (in³). Leave build time blank to calculate material cost only.