Press Release: Stratasys Introduces New Multi-Material 3D Printer for Small Dental Labs
The Stratasys J3 DentaJet increases lab productivity in a small footprint for implantology, crown and bridge construction, and orthodontic applications. The new 3D printer will be demonstrated live at the IDS exhibition in Cologne, Germany, from March 14-18.
Stratasys Ltd., a leader in polymer 3D printing, has introduced the J3™ DentaJet® 3D printer. The entry-level, multi-material printer enables dental labs to simultaneously produce highly accurate models for multiple applications on a single print bed.
The J3 DentaJet will make its European premiere at the IDS International Trade Fair in Cologne, Germany, from March 14-18, 2023. The new printer® and Origin® will be showcased alongside
“This dental 3D printer is a great benefit for smaller labs that have previously only had small, single-material desktop 3D printers and are ready to take their dental production to the next level and offer higher-quality digital dental products,” said Ronen Lebi, vice president, Stratasys Dental. “The J3 DentaJet 3D printer helps labs meet the growing demand for the highest quality, most accurate dental models and devices.”
The Stratasys J3 DentaJet 3D printer will be showcased as part of the company’s leading dental solutions at IDS in Cologne.
The J3 DentaJet 3D printer uses clear, rigid and flexible biocompatible resins and can produce crown and bridge models, implantology (models, surgical templates and gingival masks) and orthodontic models in a variety of materials, all in a single print job. The large, circular build plate and High-Speed mode can help labs increase throughput and streamline workflows. Stratasys’ patented PolyJet™ technology solidifies parts during the printing process, minimizing post-processing. As a result, lab staff no longer have to handle uncured resin, improving workplace safety.
“We believe PolyJet is the best technology available for printing surgical guides, especially for applications requiring complex geometry, such as stackable guides. Other technologies simply cannot achieve the same level of precision and accuracy,” said Ilan Sapir, Head of Digital Treatment Planning at Glidewell Dental. “The J3 DentaJet has allowed us to access the most advanced printing technology in a small footprint yet with significant printing capacity.”
The J3 DentaJet joins Stratasys’ line of dental 3D printers, all of which can be controlled and monitored through GrabCAD Print™, Stratasys’ intuitive software to streamline print preparation workflows. Stratasys is now accepting orders for the new 3D printer, which is expected to be available in March.
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Take advantage of the intelligent digital workflow of Stratasys DentaJet 3D printers! Increase throughput and produce higher quality dental models with multi-material, unattended 3D printers that require minimal post-processing.
