Deals, Dollars and 3D Printing: What’s Moving in AM
Originally at news.google.com
Summary & scoring by The Bell Brief (Dr. Jennifer Bell) using the Drill-Down Protocol (Drill-Down Score) — not the original publisher.
Why it matters for dental
Dental 3D-printing suppliers and implant manufacturers are expanding commercial partnerships and material availability, giving practices and labs more sourcing options for resins and equipment.
Key points
- Graphy signed a KRW 2 billion supply agreement with MegaGen Implant covering Tera Harz E-Namel resin, 3D printers, and post-processing equipment.
- MegaGen and Graphy are discussing a separate annual supply agreement involving Ray’s dental imaging systems that has not been finalized.
- Swedish investment firm Mimir acquired metal-powder producer Osprey from Sandvik on October 1; Osprey’s titanium and nickel powders serve dental AM customers.
- Australian firm AXT and Stärke-AMG agreed in October to install a Stratasys H350 SAF printer for polymer AM work in defense, aerospace, and drone parts.
Who should care
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