Axtra3D, a pacesetter in Excessive-Velocity SLA 3D printing, has additional expanded its dental options portfolio to 12 validated supplies with the addition of Printodent GR-19.1 OA/MSI from pro3dure. The biomimetically functionalized resin is designed to scale back biofilm adhesion on orthodontic splints.
On the similar time, the corporate has additionally deepened the combination between its Quantity software program and Oqcam. That is aimed toward concentrating on sooner, extra automated job preparation for dental labs and repair suppliers.
The brand new Printodent materials incorporates pro3dure’s MSI expertise, which doesn’t depend on antibiotic ideas and isn’t designed to create resistance pathways. The resin additionally reveals thermo-adaptive conduct, which Axtra3D said contributes to sporting consolation in medical use.
Validated to be used on the Lumia X1 Dental 3D printer, the fabric is appropriate with Axtra3D’s Hello-Velocity SLA platform and Hybrid PhotoSynthesis (HPS) expertise, which makes use of a laser and digital gentle processing (DLP) projector concurrently to picture resin layers.
The platform delivers a claimed 20x throughput enchancment over conventional SLA techniques, whereas sustaining floor high quality and dimensional accuracy.
“With these options, dental labs and clinics can seamlessly combine 3D printing into their workflows whereas attaining superior precision, repeatability, and throughput,” said Steffen Reinfurth, Vice President of World Dental at Axtra3D.
“Whether or not it’s fashions, splints, dentures, or crowns, this portfolio unlocks new ranges of ROI and effectivity in digital dentistry.”
The strengthened connection between Axtra3D’s Quantity software program and the Oqcam platform sees added AI-supported automation, real-time nesting, and clever job preparation.
The enhancements are designed to scale back guide preparation time and improve machine utilization, positioning the workflow for industrialized dental manufacturing at scale.
Axtra3D is presently exhibiting its full options vary at Lab Day Chicago, till February 21.