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3D Printers for PPE Manufacturing
Get a Stratasys 3D Printer to 3D print Medical-grade parts and Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) such as face masks and shields
Fortus 450mc
A workhorse 3D printer for engineers that require demanding flexibility to print larger-sized or many parts in an array of engineering-grade materials with high speed and unfailing throughput.
Objet260 Connex3
The Objet260 Connex is a colour, multi-material 3D printer compact enough for office use, which now makes colour 3D Printing more accessible to designers.
Objet350/500 Connex3
The Objet350/500 Connex3 are able to combine vivid colour and multiple materials, to simulate the precise look, feel and function of finished products.
Stratasys F770
Print big with the Stratasys F770™ large format 3D printer. 3D printing large, complex parts is now more affordable, reliable and easy.
Stratasys H350
Stratasys H350 plastic powder bed fusion 3D printer produces accurate, production-grade parts with best-in-class consistency.
Stratasys J5 MediJet
Stratasys J5 MediJet Medical 3D Printer can create anatomical models and drilling and cutting guides that are sterilizable and biocompatible.
Stratasys J750 / J735
The Stratasys J750 and J735 3D Printers deliver unrivaled aesthetic performance including true, PANTONE colour capability with texture mapping and colour gradients.
Stratasys J750 Digital Anatomy
The Stratasys J750 Digital Anatomy 3D Printer brings medical models to life with incredible realism, accurately representing the appearance and response of human tissue.
Stratasys J826
Based on J850 technology, the Stratasys J826 supplies the same end-to-end solution for the design process and ultra-realistic models at a lower price point.
Additive Manufacturing Medical 3D Printers Solutions
Advanced materials and techniques for part production
Overview
Innovation saves lives, 3D printing continues to empower doctors, researchers and medical device manufacturers to create solutions faster, test concepts thoroughly and customize solutions like never before.
Javelin products and services meet the needs of customers ranging from medical device OEMs and teaching hospitals to individual healthcare professionals. We are dedicated to help doctors train for, plan, practice and perform complex medical procedures and achieve better patient outcomes. We work alongside doctors, surgeons, researchers located in hospitals and academic institutions across Canada.
3D Printing Technologies
PolyJet Technology offers a broad range of material properties from rigid to flexible and opaque to transparent. Its an ideal solution to support the requirement for highly accurate surgical guides and true-to-life medical device prototypes. For strong tooling, custom fixtures, research aids or medical device components.
FDM Technology works with production-grade materials, including high-performance thermoplastics.
Both technologies offer bio-compatible materials, so you can take advantage of 3D printing scalability and geometric capabilities in patient care and advanced experimental work.
Additive Manufacturing Applications
How do medical doctors and engineers use 3D printers?
Anatomical Models
3D printed anatomical models are used for treatment and health care practices including practice dummies, educational aids and preoperative planning.
Production End-use Parts
Stratasys 3D Printers are ideal for low production runs as they build the most durable, stable, repeatable on-demand end-use parts in the industry
Why Stratasys 3D printers for the Medical industry?
Recommended Medical 3D Printer
Stratasys J750 Digital Anatomy
The Stratasys J750 Digital Anatomy Printer brings medical models to life with incredible realism that accurately represents both the appearance and response of human tissue.
Whether for surgeon training or testing new medical devices, these models provide unmatched clinical versatility and reduce the costs and inconveniences of cadaver and animal labs.
Accelerate time to create Clinical Trial Devices
In the past, prototypes were used sparingly in medical design work due to cost and time considerations, but 3D Printing provides a faster, more streamlined system that allows medical product manufacturers to develop clinical trial-ready devices in-house to check everything from form, fit and function to manufacturability.
Create End-use Medical Devices
Medical devices can also be difficult to produce, due to the small size and intricacy of the parts. Some medical parts are as small as a staple and measure just 0.020 inches in thickness. 3D Printing allows manufacturers to easily create these difficult parts from 3D CAD models.
Plan out Medical Procedures with Precise Anatomical Models
In cases where complex, multi-faceted surgical procedures are required, the ability to predetermine the best possible outcome is key. Anatomical modeling – made possible through the use of Stratasys 3D printing systems — allows surgical teams to evaluate several different treatment scenarios before deciding on a plan that ensures these needs are met.
Expedite prototype tooling for preclinical testing
Create prototypes using the same processes and materials as your finished product. At a fraction of the cost of machining, you can 3D print smooth, accurate Digital ABS injection molds, tough polycarbonate forming patterns or detailed casting patterns.
Medical 3D Printer Case Studies
Learn more medical designers and doctors are innovating with 3D printing
Featured Case Study
Medical Lean Manufacturing
Acist Use a 3D printer for fixtures, functional testing, industrial design and end-use parts
Advanced Contrast Imaging System Technology (Acist) is a medical-device company that specializes in developing contrast injection systems in the fields of cardiology and radiology
Medical 3D Printer Research
Learn how doctors, researchers and medical designers use 3D printers
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