Stratasys recently introduced the Origin One Dental 3D printer, the second printer release resulting from the company’s acquisition of Origin last December.
The 3D printer offers an open material infrastructure that supports a variety of applications, according to a press release, and enables higher throughput at a lower cost per part.
It is powered by the proprietary print technology P3™ Programmable PhotoPolymerization, an advancement on digital light printing principles that enables accuracy, part-to-part consistency and throughput.
The printer is intended for flow production, small batches of a single material requiring short print time, maximizing the output of each application, and streamlining the production process.
Earlier this year, the company launched the J5 DentaJet, a multi-material dental 3D printer that can print mixed dental parts in a single print tray without sacrificing accuracy. It also can produce multi-color realistic case presentations and is ideal for large batch printing, especially when printing mixed trays of parts overnight or unattended.
The printers offer comprehensive additive manufacturing solutions for dental labs, giving dental customers the ability to streamline their processes while increasing production.
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