Stratasys strengthens its European dental 3D printing presence through partnerships with Nueva Galimplant, Gold Quadrat, and Metaux Precieux, enhancing access to scalable digital solutions.
Stratasys Expands European Dental 3D Printing Network With New Partners :
Stratasys Ltd. (NASDAQ: SSYS), a leader in polymer 3D printing solutions, has fortified its European dental footprint by forming strategic partnerships with three key distributors: Spain’s Nueva Galimplant and Germany-based Gold Quadrat and Metaux Precieux. The collaborations aim to broaden access to Stratasys’ advanced dental 3D printing portfolio, including its flagship TrueDent® monolithic digital denture system, across Europe’s growing digital dentistry market.
The partnerships, announced ahead of IDS 2025, Europe’s premier dental trade fair, underscore Stratasys’ commitment to addressing rising demand for automated, cost-efficient workflows in dental labs. By leveraging the regional expertise of its new partners, the company aims to deliver high-precision solutions such as mixed-application printing for crowns, bridges, and orthodontic models—all producible on a single tray to streamline production.
Strategic Partners Bring Regional Expertise :
Nueva Galimplant, headquartered in Santiago de Compostela, Spain, is renowned for its specialization in dental implants and digital workflow solutions. With a strong presence in Spain and Latin America, the distributor will integrate Stratasys’ PolyJet™ technology and TrueDent® resin into its offerings. “Partnering with Stratasys allows us to provide labs with cutting-edge tools that enhance both efficiency and quality,” said CEO Dra. Leana K. Bragança.
In Germany, Gold Quadrat GmbH brings decades of experience supporting dental laboratories with materials, equipment, and training. The Hannover-based company emphasizes digital adoption through hands-on education. “Our collaboration with Stratasys aligns with our mission to deliver innovative solutions that drive digital transformation,” stated Managing Director Rüdiger Bach.
Also based in Germany, Metaux Precieux traditionally a precious metals supplier has evolved into a comprehensive dental solutions provider. The company now integrates 3D printing into its portfolio of scanning, CAD/CAM, and milling technologies. “This partnership opens new avenues for labs to adopt scalable, future-ready production methods,” said Managing Director Andreas Schmidt.
Market Growth and Technological Advancements :
The European denture market offers a great opportunity for Stratasys as it is expected to grow from $2.19 billion in 2023 to $2.45 billion by 2028. The company recently achieved CE Mark Class I approval for its TrueDent® solution which allows labs to manufacture monolithic, full-color dentures at a lower material and labor cost.
Stratasys emphasized the multi-material printing range – from orthodontics through to prosthetics at the IDX 2025. The event showcased automization and integrated workflows advancements across the industry, with rivals Carbon, Voxeltek, and Prodways Machines displaying new developments. Carbon revealed their AI powered production ecosystem, while Voxeltek launched its automated aligner printer, SmileMaker. Prodways showcased its Dental Pro Automated Line, integrating the functions of printing and post-processing into a single working system.
Positioning for a Digital Future :
While speaking on the newly formed alliances, Giacomo Anselmo, Dental Sales Commercial Leader EMEA at Stratasys, commented, “With these partners’ profound knowledge in digital dentistry, greater adoption of the technologies that improve accuracy and profitability can be achieved by more laboratories.” With the new additions, Stratasys eases the localized demand supply gap while simultaneously tackling other issues like customization fatigue and workforce scarcity.
The partnerships arrive as dental labs increasingly prioritize automation to maintain competitiveness. Stratasys’ TrueDent® workflow, capable of producing up to 40 dentures in a single print cycle, exemplifies this shift. By minimizing manual intervention, labs can scale output without proportional increases in staffing a critical advantage in a tightening labor market.
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Conclusion :
Stratasys’ European expansion reflects a calculated response to evolving industry demands. By aligning with established regional distributors, the company not only strengthens its market position but also accelerates the adoption of digital dental solutions. As labs navigate the dual pressures of cost efficiency and innovation, Stratasys’ enhanced network promises to deliver the tools needed to thrive in an increasingly automated landscape.
Because of the impending technological developments stipulated in the IDS 2025 policies, Stratasys and other competitors are set to transform dental manufacturing with the aim of keeping Europe as the leader of the world’s digital dentistry integration perimeter
