The printer is designed for mid-size dental labs and mid-to-large size orthodontic labs. It allows users to switch between soluble and water jet modes.
“The easy-to-use Objet Eden260VS Dental Advantage meets the needs of those dental and orthodontic labs seeking professional grade 3D printing capabilities with Stratasys’ signature PolyJet speed, accuracy and consistency,” says Avi Cohen, Stratasys director of global dental.
Stratasys is headquartered in Minneapolis and Rehovot, Israel.
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