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Designed to improve productivity in your practice.

Designed to be easy to learn, train and delegate so you can streamline your practice production workflow.

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Easy for everyone - The design of the Pro S makes learning and delegating dental 3D printing easy. User-friendly software and self-monitoring hardware complement each other for the best overall experience.

Incredible throughput - The high print speeds and large print area make the Pro S the optimal choice – whether you’re a high-volume dental lab or a practice just starting out.

Integrated intelligence- Pro S senses its environment, tracks its own activity and recognizes what is needed. Instructions and guidance on the dive screen help you and your staff get the most out of the system.

High precision - Factory calibration enhancements and a new glass projector lens improve accuracy and repeatability. Your patients will be delighted with the accuracy of fit.

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Asiga Max UV Minimum footprint, maximum productivity.

The Asiga Max is an advanced digital dental 3D printer offering exceptional productivity in a small footprint. With 62µm HD print precision, the Asiga Max is optimised for orthodontics, crown & bridge, surgical guides, dental models, custom trays, and partial dentures in lab and clinical environments.

Select from a range of Asiga materials with the added benefit of using any material from any manufacturer. Over 380 materials available.

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Asiga Robust engineering, beautifully delivered.

The PRO 4K combines the latest 4K imaging technology with Asiga’s well proven Smart Positioning System (SPS™) to produce a build volume 3x larger than our desktop 3D printers.

The PRO 4K incorporates pixel shifting technology to increase part accuracy and surface definition without affecting printing time. 4K mode is a standard feature on every PRO 4K. Native pixel mode is also available for scientific applications requiring deterministic pixel behaviour.

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