Resin-based 3D printing technologies such as SLA and DLP offer exceptional resolution, enabling the production of medical models and tools with fine anatomical detail. Layer heights as low as 25 microns and dimensional accuracy within ±50 microns support applications like surgical planning models, dental restorations, and implant fittings.
A wide range of medical-grade biocompatible resins certified under ISO 10993 and USP Class VI standards are available for direct patient contact. These resins are used for producing:
Surgical guides
Dental splints and aligners
Hearing aids
Temporary crowns and dentures
Resin printing supports rapid production of custom-fit medical devices based on CT or MRI data. This allows medical professionals to manufacture tailored prosthetics, orthotics, and surgical instruments in just 24–48 hours, significantly reducing lead times and improving patient outcomes.
Smooth surface finishes (Ra ~1–2 µm) eliminate the need for excessive post-processing and allow direct use of printed tools and parts in clinical or surgical environments. This is critical for fitting comfort, hygiene, and sterilization compatibility.
Resin 3D printing can be used across various segments of the medical field:
Diagnostic: anatomical models and educational replicas
Therapeutic: dental molds, surgical tools, and orthopedic supports
Prosthetic: hearing devices, maxillofacial implants, and socket liners
To support medical resin printing, we offer:
3D Printing Technologies:
Use our Resin 3D Printing services powered by SLA and DLP for medical-grade precision and finish.
Certified Medical Materials:
Choose from biocompatible, transparent, and high-temperature resins based on clinical application requirements.
Industry Solutions:
Explore our medical and healthcare offerings with support for CNC machining, surface treatment, and custom tooling.