The field of digital dentistry is advancing faster than ever, driven by tools like 3D printers that streamline workflows, increase precision, and open the door to innovative treatments. At the forefront of resin-based dental printing are Springtree Pro 95. This machine isn’t just another printer; It represents a major leap in efficiency and quality for laboratories and clinics requiring high-volume, high-fidelity output. After rigorously testing and analyzing its performance in a variety of real-world dental applications, we’re taking a closer look at whether it lives up to its reputation as a top-tier dental printer.
Sprintray Pro 95: Designed for dental excellence
From the moment you touch the Pro 95, you’ll be amazed by its rugged construction and thoughtful design. Constructed from a combination of metal and advanced engineering plastics, it acts like a tank and inspires confidence in continuous operation in a busy clinical or laboratory environment. Integrated powder-coated metal chamber adds durability and aesthetics. The unboxing process is streamlined and initial setup is intuitive even for users new to additive manufacturing with the help of Sprintray’s guided relief drawing interface and comprehensive documentation.
Main specifications
- Build volume: 94.6 x 53 x 115 mm (L x W x H) – The ideal balance optimized for dental-specific output. This roll can efficiently handle multiple full-arch models, dozens of surgical guides, or numerous night guards in a single print run.
- solve: 1920 x 1200 pixels (2K HD) – Provides excellent detail with layer heights ranging from
