Dental 3D printing firm SprintRay has announced an expansion of its digital dentistry ecosystem, moving beyond its traditional printer offerings to provide a comprehensive workflow. The company unveiled its new hardware lineup during the 3DNext 2026 event held in Miami Beach.
Central to this expansion is the introduction of Foundation, which marks the company’s first entry into the intraoral scanner market. By adding scanning capabilities, SprintRay aims to create a more integrated “one-stop” workflow that spans from initial digital capture to the final curing process.
In addition to the scanner, the company introduced the Nano Series, a compact system designed for chairside use. This new system consolidates printing, washing, and curing functions into a single footprint, intended to streamline the manufacturing process within dental clinics.
These developments represent a strategic move by SprintRay to consolidate the stages of dental production, potentially reducing the reliance on disparate third-party systems. Further details regarding the company’s digital strategy and software insights are expected to be discussed during the upcoming AMA: Software 2026 session scheduled for October 22.
Source: 3D Printing Industry
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