Stratasys Material Price List (92ci)

If you operate a Stratasys Fortus system, understanding material pricing is critical for budgeting, quoting, and production planning. Stratasys does not publish a public price list, and material costs can vary by region, dealer, and contract.

Below is a consolidated overview of typical Stratasys Fortus 92ci material pricing, including estimated cost per cubic inch, to help Fortus users better understand where material costs come from and how they compare across material types.

Stratasys Fortus material canister used for industrial FDM printing
Stratasys Material Type Typical OEM $/92ci Estimated $/ci Notes
ABS-M30 Model $454.00 $4.93 General-purpose production material
ABS-ESD7 Model $522.00 $5.67 ESD-safe ABS for fixtures and housings
ASA Model $454.00 $4.93 UV-stable, outdoor-capable thermoplastic
PC Model $522.00 $5.67 Higher strength and heat performance
PC-ABS Model $522.00 $5.67 Balanced toughness and heat resistance
Nylon 12CF Model $774.00 $8.41 Carbon fiber reinforced nylon for stiffness
PPSF Model $897.00 $9.75 High heat chemical resistance (Fortus)
ULTEM™ 9085 Model $887.00 $9.64 Aerospace-capable high-performance PEI
ULTEM™ 1010 Model $887.00 $9.64 Higher temperature PEI for tooling and sterilization
Antero 800NA Model $1,547.00 $16.82 High-performance PEKK (Fortus/F900)
SR-35 Support $454.00 $4.93 Soluble support for ABS/ASA workflows
SR-100 Support $567.00 $6.16 Support material for PC applications
SR-20 Support $567.00 $6.16 Support for PC-ABS applications
ULTEM™ 9085 Support Support $842.00 $9.15 Support material for ULTEM™ 9085 builds
ULTEM™ 1010 Support Support $842.00 $9.15 Support material for ULTEM™ 1010 builds
92ci = 92 cubic inches of usable material (Fortus Plus canisters). Pricing varies by region, dealer, and contract.
Looking for Fortus-compatible options? See Fortus-Compatible Materials.

Key Takeaway

Use 92ci pricing to budget and quote accurately

Fortus Plus canisters are commonly treated as 92 cubic inches of usable volume. Converting to $/ci makes OEM pricing comparable across materials and helps estimate part cost before printing.

  • Best for: quoting, estimating part cost, and comparing material families.
  • Next level: translate volume-based cost to $/kg using material density (useful for procurement).
  • Remember: OEM pricing varies by region, dealer, and contract.