Stratasys has announced new strategic partnerships with Spain-based Nueva Galimplant, along with Germany-based Gold Quadrat and Metaux Precieux to offer Stratasys’ suite of dental 3D printing solutions, including TrueDent monolithic, full-colour digital dentures. These partnerships expand the availability of Stratasys’ dental offering in Europe, delivering scalable 3D printing solutions that reduce labour time and costs for dental laboratories.
“We are thrilled to welcome our newest specialised dental partners in Europe,” said Giacomo Anselmo, director and dental sales commercial leader for EMEA at Stratasys. “Their confidence in our solutions and their extensive experience in dental will undoubtedly make our products available to more customers. Together, we are poised to bring proven high-quality, 3D printing technology to dental manufacturers across Europe, improving their production capabilities while saving on labour costs and consumables and driving the industry forward.”
According to a recent iData report, the demand for denture solutions in Europe continues to grow as the region’s opportunity for dentures is projected to expand from US$2.19 billion in 2023 to $2.45 billion by 2028.
Dr Leana K Bragança, CEO of Nueva Galimpant, said: “We are excited to have signed an agreement with Stratasys, a world leader in software and 3D printing. Becoming official distributors of such a prestigious company is a great step for us. We are convinced that this synergy will bring innovation, quality, and new opportunities for the dental sector. We continue to move forward with cutting-edge technology!”
Rüdiger Bach, managing director of Gold Quadrat, added: “As an experienced partner for dental technology, we are constantly addressing the issue of advancing digitalisation and always offering our customers innovative, high-quality solutions. With the Stratasys DentaJet series printers, we were immediately impressed by the performance of the PolyJet technology and the outstanding possibilities that printing with TrueDent offers in prosthetics.”
While Andreas Schmidt, managing director of Metaux Precieux, said: “Through the partnership with Stratasys, we are not only expanding our portfolio with ingenious devices but also opening further doors to an innovative future. Thanks to their multi-material and multi-colour printing, we can cover a wide range of customer needs and offer possibilities that will save even large laboratories an enormous amount of time and money. With Stratasys at our side, we have gained a new partner that not only represents our values such as passion, innovation, and safety, but also stands out positively in internal communication and processes. We are very happy about this step and look positively into our shared future!”
Stratasys’ PolyJet multi-material 3D printing technology and solutions like mixed application printing and TrueDent digital dentures provide dental labs with precise, full-colour, repeatable, and scalable manufacturing capabilities. These advancements help labs and clinics streamline workflows, increase production without additional labour, and meet the growing demand for digital dentistry solutions.
