SprintRay Introduces Chairside Dental 3D Printing Products at 3DNext APAC Summit in Hangzhou

On October 26, 2026, Nanjixiong learned that SprintRay held its 3DNext APAC 2026 summit in Hangzhou and introduced products spanning restorative materials, chairside printing, digital design, and clinical applications.



Products included Midas Restore resin for final restorations such as single crowns, inlays, and veneers. The NanoPrint 3D printer targets single-patient chairside printing; paired with NanoWash, it occupies less space and is more efficient than the earlier Pro2 system. An Asia-Pacific cloud platform connects more than 100 dental designers and quality inspectors to provide digital design services for fixed restorations, orthodontics, and implants. Using DPS digital hydraulic stereolithography, the Midas chairside immediate-restoration system can print a single crown in as little as eight minutes and complete the process from scanning to fitting in under one hour.

Founded in 2013 and grown in Shaoxing, Zhejiang, SprintRay focuses on dental 3D printing. It has a substantial share of the installed chairside dental 3D printing market in the United States and Europe and operates factories in China, Mexico, and Thailand. Co-founder and CEO Liang Jin said the company will deepen its presence in Asia-Pacific and strengthen local teams and services.

Nanjixiong's observations

Dental is one of the more commercially mature 3D printing verticals. SprintRay began with Kickstarter crowdfunding, established itself in the U.S. and European chairside markets, and then returned to expand in Asia-Pacific—a typical overseas-growth path for a Chinese 3D printing business.

AI-translated from an article by Kuaixiong on Nanjixiong, originally published on 2026-10-28. Text and images retain the original source attribution.
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