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Edge E1, RAYSHAPE’s New 3D Printer for Digital Dentistry
Chinese manufacturer RAYSHAPE, known for its DLP 3D printing solutions, continues its expansion in the resin additive manufacturing market. Most recently, it has announced the launch of a new 3D printer, the Edge E1, intended for use in the dental…
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Chinese manufacturer RAYSHAPE, known for its DLP 3D printing solutions, continues its expansion in the resin additive manufacturing market. Most recently, it has announced the launch of a new 3D printer, the Edge E1, intended for use in the dental sector. Using LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) technology, this new solution features an open material system and is fast, accurate and easy to use. The machine has been designed to meet the requirements of digital dentistry, which is the part of the dental sector that combines innovative scanning and image processing technologies with dental manufacturing systems. According to its team, this is the ideal choice for going digital in the sector.
The increased use of 3D printing in the dental sector showcases the vast potential of this manufacturing method. Whether for the creation of crowns, aligners or dental implants, the applications in this field are numerous. For example, in a study launched in 2022 by Markets and Markets, it was found that dental 3D printing is expected to generate $7.9 billion by 2027, implying an annual growth of 20.2%. With these figures in mind, it’s no wonder that companies like RAYSHAPE continue to focus on developing innovative solutions that meet the needs of a demanding industry like the dental sector. We saw this previously when the company launched its Shape 1+ Dental machine, part of the Shape 1+ range of 3D printers. With this latest solution, RAYSHAPE seeks to continue positioning itself as a major player in dental additive manufacturing. But what can we expect from this new 3D printer and what are its distinguishing features?

The Edge E1 is intended for use in digital dentistry
Features of the Edge E1
The Edge E1 uses LCD technology. This works by having a screen which is masked, revealing only the design for the current layer for light curing of the resin. The manufacturing technique is known for creating highly detailed functional parts at a higher speed. Specifically, the RAYSHAPE 3D printer integrates an 8.9” 4K mono LCD screen that can fabricate complete upper and lower arches. This makes it ideal for creating aligners, study models, dentures, splints and other dental applications. With a maximum print volume of 192 × 120 × 190 mm and a print speed of up to 40 mm/h, the Edge E1 makes it possible to optimize and scale dental equipment production.





