3D PRINTING BOOM: ADDMAN Expands HP Jet Fusion Fleet as Stratasys Reports Record Consumables Revenue — The industrial 3D-printing market is showing signs of continued production growth, with ADDMAN announcing plans to install 81 additional HP Jet Fusion 5620 Pro 3D printers, bringing its total HP Multi Jet Fusion capacity to more than 125 systems as demand for production-grade additive manufacturing accelerates. At the same time, Stratasys reported record quarterly consumables revenue of $66.3 million in Q2 2026, while overall revenue reached $137.6 million and aerospace and defense revenue increased 17% year over year, highlighting the growing importance of recurring materials revenue in the 3D-printing business. The developments are significant for the broader print industry because they demonstrate how 3D printing is moving beyond prototyping toward high-volume manufacturing, where printers, materials and consumables can generate recurring revenue. ADDMAN’s expansion also reinforces HP’s push into industrial additive manufacturing, while Stratasys’ record consumables performance suggests that materials may become an increasingly important profit engine as 3D-printing fleets expand. Read the full ADDMAN announcement at TCT Magazine and the Stratasys Q2 coverage at 3D Printing Industry.