Case Study: Breathe99 achieves faster, more realistic PPE prototyping with Stratasys PolyJet 3D printing

Breathe99 creates flexible respirator prototypes in just 1 day with Stratasys

Breathe99, a startup, faced the challenge of prototyping a comfortable, reusable respirator mask with a flexible face seal. They struggled with traditional methods like silicone casting and other 3D printing technologies that couldn't produce a durable, multi-material prototype. To solve this, they worked with Stratasys reseller AdvancedTek and utilized Stratasys PolyJet 3D printing technology with Agilus30 material.

The Stratasys solution enabled Breathe99 to rapidly produce highly realistic, multi-material prototypes with adjustable flexibility. This allowed for fast iterations and durable models perfect for investor presentations and user testing. The partnership with Stratasys provided Breathe99 with the robust prototypes needed to perfect their design and successfully bring the B2 mask to market.

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