Proprietary New Optical Panel Delivers Best in Class Anatomy with More Precise Marginal Fit

Company's First Direct Print Retainer Resin Announced

LOS ANGELES, May 14, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- SprintRay, the market leader in dental 3D printing, revealed the latest in their line of desktop 3D printers, Pro 2, along with two new resins from the Company's BioMaterial Innovation Lab - a direct-print Retainer, and a next-gen Dental Model resin. Building on a recently announced partnership with Ivoclar, SprintRay announced plans to validate Ivoclar resins with the SprintRay 3D printing ecosystem, expanding access to a comprehensive range of restorative materials. These innovations will allow dentists and orthodontists to deliver care faster with more flexibility than ever before.

Pro 2 is a next-generation dental 3D printer that delivers unprecedented accuracy and throughput. With patent-pending Optical Panel technology and 385 nm UV-A light, Pro 2 is SprintRay's most advanced 3D printer.

Pro 2 Matches Precision with Throughput
Pro 2 is the first 3D printer from SprintRay powered by all-new Optical Panel technology, featuring a 35-micron XY resolution and 385 nm UV light. The proprietary new light engine can print up to 6 full-arch dental models in 15 minutes with more than 99% dimensional stability. Paired with the all-new Dental Model and direct print Retainer resins, Pro 2 is set to help dentists fabricate appliances with best-in-class anatomy and a precise marginal fit.

"Previously, dentists had to choose between precision and production throughput. Pro 2 eliminates this paradigm," said Amir Mansouri, PhD, Co-Founder and CEO. "The Pro 2 prints with industry-leading speed, has a large build area, and is extremely accurate, making it a single machine perfect for both high-volume orthodontic production and precise restorative appliances."

Next-gen Materials from SprintRay's Biomaterial Innovation Lab and Partners
The SprintRay Biomaterial Innovation Lab is a hub dedicated solely to advancing material science and the art of the possible with dental 3D printing.

  • SprintRay Retainer: A resin enabling direct 3D printing of retainers, eliminating traditional labor steps for faster production and same-day delivery.
  • SprintRay Dental Model: Advanced resin for orthodontic and dental models, offering significant speed improvements and accuracy for digital workflows.
  • Ivoclar Resins: Combined with SprintRay's growing resin portfolio, the addition of Ivoclar's resins will equip dentists and labs with more access to an expanded library of leading materials.

SprintRay's Pro 2 3D printer and resin portfolio are available for purchase and begin shipping this summer.

About SprintRay
SprintRay is a dental technology company that builds end-to-end 3D printing solutions for dental professionals. SprintRay designs and manufactures user-friendly and cutting-edge dental equipment including 3D printers and post-processing ecosystems, 3D printing software featuring AI technology, and innovative 3D resins. Dental care providers can deliver best-in-class service by leveraging SprintRay's highly specialized, affordable technologies. For more information, visit www.sprintray.com.

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Matthew Thompson, mthompson@sprintray.com

Pro 2 is part of SprintRay's 3D printing ecosystem, including design software, services, and post-processing equipment.

SprintRay's Pro 2 has a patent-pending Optical Panel, offering 35 µm resolution and zero distortion - all while retaining a large build area.

Orthodontists can directly print retainers without thermoforming with SprintRay Retainer, allowing for faster fabrication.

SprintRay Dental Model is a biocompatible model material that's designed for precision, speed, and aesthetics, used for the fabrication of orthodontic and dental models. It offers significant speed improvements and accuracy for digital workflows.

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