Nexa3D partners with 3D DDS to distribute dental 3D-printers

Jeremy Booth, Dental Tribune International

Tue. 30. November 2021

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VENTURA, Calif., U.S.: Dental professionals can now make the most of Nexa3D’s portfolio of ultrafast polymer 3D printers owing to a new reseller partnership between the company and 3D DDS. The latter is a leading dental distributor of digital and 3D-printing technologies and supplies and a provider of technical services and training to dental professionals. The two companies say that the development will make ultrafast 3D printing a reality for more dentists and dental technicians.

Nexa3D announced the new partnership in a press release, which specified that 3D DDS will be reselling the company’s dental portfolio, including its NXD 200 ultrafast printer, to dental customers.

“The strategic collaboration will combine Nexa3D’s ultrafast LSPc 3D-printing technology with 3D DDS’s training, personalized technical support, backup print services and custom workflow management integration tools to deliver unmatched part quality, throughput and performance,” Nexa3D explained.

“We are looking forward to introducing the complete line of Nexa3D solutions to our clients”
– Colin Barnhard, CEO 3D DDS

Based in the state of Georgia, 3D DDS has over 20 years of experience in providing 3D-printing solutions to the dental industry. The company was an early distributor of scanners and CAD/CAM systems and is a leading digital dental company, which provides end-to-end workflow solutions and integrated design and technical services for dental laboratories, dental offices and on-demand manufacturers. According to the press release, it strives to deliver support across the entire additive manufacturing process and shares with Nexa3D a belief in providing dedicated support to customers throughout the manufacturing process.

The company specified: “As a new partner and reseller, 3D DDS will be supplying Nexa3D’s dental portfolio alongside dedicated support for its customers. Its customers can therefore benefit from the NXD 200 photoplastic printer, which comes with an unprecedented 8.5 l build volume measuring 275 x 155 x 200 mm, as well as being the fastest dental printer on the market. 3D DDS will also offer Nexa3D’s xWASH washing station and the xCURE post-processing system to help dental customers streamline their 3D-printing and post-processing operations.”

Colin Barnhard, founder and CEO of 3D DDS, commented: “We are looking forward to introducing the complete line of Nexa3D solutions to our clients, as they have come to trust us as their primary source for leading-edge technologies and services.” He emphasized that “the Nexa3D ecosystem produces high-quality parts quickly and consistently.”

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