Case Study: Florenradica achieves faster design-to-market and new business growth with Stratasys J750 3D printing

Florenradica designs for success with full-color, multi-material

Florenradica, a Florence‑based manufacturer of fashion accessories, needed faster development cycles, higher‑quality prototypes and a way to cost‑effectively serve complex, low‑to‑mid‑volume production requests from major fashion houses. To meet these goals the company worked with Stratasys (via local partner Energy Group) to adopt the Stratasys J750 full‑color, multimaterial 3D printer as its primary in‑house technology.

Using the Stratasys J750 for advanced prototyping and selective production, Florenradica achieved much shorter lead times, ultra‑realistic multicolor parts in a single print and new low‑volume production capabilities (for example, 1,000–1,500 3D‑printed buttons/plates for a client). The result has been greater customer engagement and new business—customer visits rose about 25%—improved return on investment, and plans to add a second Stratasys J750 to meet growing demand.

Florenradica

Mauro Baratti

Co-Owner