ID150 DLP Dental Resin 3d Printer
Especially For Dental Work
Freature
● 1.High accuracy can meet all the dental
● 2.Industrial-grade DLP technology assures a reliable performance
● 3.Compatible with 60+ mainstream resins
Product Introduction:
- High-resolution DLP 3D printer with outstanding detail at an attractive price
- Building speed independent of the number of elements to be produced
- Handy building platform – printing of up to 20 crowns or two largespan bridges with up to seven units
- Network capability via W-LAN or Ethernet connection allows fast and uncomplicated data exchange to the PC
- Compatible with the following materials:
- VarseoSmile Crown plus
- VarseoSmile Temp
- VarseoWax CAD/Cast
- VarseoWax Model
ID160 DLP Dental 3d Resin printer
Especially For Dental Work
Freature
● 1.High accuracy can meet all the dental
● 2.Industrial-grade DLP technology assures a reliable performance
● 3.Compatible with 60+ mainstream resins
Product Introduction:
- High-resolution DLP 3D printer with outstanding detail at an attractive price
- Building speed independent of the number of elements to be produced
- Handy building platform – printing of up to 20 crowns or two largespan bridges with up to seven units
- Network capability via W-LAN or Ethernet connection allows fast and uncomplicated data exchange to the PC
- Compatible with the following materials:
- VarseoSmile Crown plus
- VarseoSmile Temp
- VarseoWax CAD/Cast
- VarseoWax Model
Reading Between The Voxel Lines
Parsing the jargon from the technology can be difficult. Here's where to start.
Digital dentistry is largely served by a type of 3D printers that fall under the umbrella term stereolithography. These printers use light to cure photosensitive, liquid resin. Broadly speaking, there are three ways to deliver that light, each with its own advantages and drawbacks.
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