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Stratasys J720 Dental 3D Printer makes multi-material, full-colour dental parts
Stratasys’ J720 dental 3D printer will launch on the market in May. It will be capable of over 500,000 combinations of colours and multi-material 3D printing. It should allow dental professionals to produce extremely realistic models customised for each patient’s…
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Stratasys’ J720 dental 3D printer will launch on the market in May. It will be capable of over 500,000 combinations of colours and multi-material 3D printing. It should allow dental professionals to produce extremely realistic models customised for each patient’s needs.
J720 dental 3D printer makes multi-material, full-colour dental parts in a single run
Compared to previous models, this new release will be able to print multiple case types, even multiple materials, all at the same time and on the same tray for faster production. Also, the colour palette available has been greatly expanded as mentioned. Finally another improved feature is the speed of the prints. Apparently, the throughput will be 1.75 times greater than competing SLA and DLP printers.
Stratasys ventured into colour 3D printing back in 2016 with its J750 3D printer which was the world’s first full-colour, multi-material high-resolution AM system. The dental market is an important seeker of 3D technologies and any technology which offers increased potential in terms of colours and materials should have many applications in this industry. This is what the new J720 should offer to dental labs.
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