Dedicated to the high-volume production of clear aligners.
The Stratasys J700 Dental is the first mass-produced 3D printing solution engineered for clear aligner production and can help your dental lab take advantage of this growth market. Simplify your workflow with a fully integrated system and model accuracy that exceeds industry standards. With a streamlined plug-and-play setup and the capacity for 400 clear aligners per day, you can get to full production in just hours – meaning quicker delivery, higher patient satisfaction, and lower costs.
The Stratasys J700 Dental features single material printing, with MED670 or MED690. This means the highest quality arches can be produced with the cost savings and ease of use of truly hands-off manufacturing. SUP705 support material means streamlined cleaning so your arches move quickly from print to thermoforming and shipment. Faster, lower cost, quality arches mean more satisfied customers.
GrabCAD Print production management software guarantees a simplified, all-digital workflow. A centralized printer management system means everything from automatic material management to print monitoring can be done remotely, via the cloud, for truly lights-out manufacturing.
The J5 DentaJet™ may be small, but it’s a powerful tool for dental labs. Designed to reduce costs, maximize efficiency and create more dental parts with less handling — all with the precision, accuracy, and realism you can expect from Stratasys.
The Stratasys J850™ Digital Anatomy™ 3D Printer combines materials and software to create 3D medical models of human anatomy that mimic bone and tissue with realism you can see and feel.
Expand your lab’s capabilities with full-color, multi-material 3D printing. The J720 is an all-in-one dental printer combining speed, large capacity, high resolution and access to up to six materials at once. Leverage the power of color, reduce remakes and produce results faster.
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