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FORMLABS LAUNCHES NEW DENTAL RESIN FORMULAS. DENTAL MODEL AND DENTAL LT CLEAR

March 17, 2017

Today, our partners at Formlabs have announced 2 new additions to their specialty Dental line of resins.

Dental Model Resin

Formlabs’ Dental Model Resin is an extremely precise material, ideal for all dental modeling applications where maximum accuracy is required, including crown & bridge models with removable dies, restorative, solid, sectioned and check models. It has a matte, opaque finish and surface texture similar to traditional stone models.

Dental LT Clear

Dental LT Clear is a Class IIa biocompatible resin for long term applications. It is clear and has high strength, fracture resistance, and wear resistance, making it ideal for splints, night guards, and other direct-printed orthodontic appliances.

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