SprintRay Expands Its 3D Dental Printing Capabilities with EnvisionTEC Acquisition

In a significant move to bolster its offerings in the dental technology sector, SprintRay, a global leader in dental 3D printing, has officially announced the acquisition of the EnvisionTEC dental product portfolio. This strategic decision, revealed on September 2, 2025, highlights SprintRay's unwavering commitment to advancing 3D printing technologies in dentistry.

SprintRay's acquisition includes EnvisionTEC's robust portfolio of patents, trademarks, inventory, and other intellectual properties related to dental materials and 3D printing technology. EnvisionTEC, recognized as a pioneer in 3D printing within the dental field for over two decades, brings with it a wealth of experience and innovation encapsulated in over 200 patents. These patents cover a variety of technologies, notably the patented Continuous Digital Light Manufacturing (cDLM) technology utilized in the Envision One platform. Additionally, the acquisition encompasses expanded offerings under the Desktop Health brand, including the advanced Einstein DLP printer line and a range of materials such as Flexcera—a hybrid nanoceramic resin which is FDA-cleared for use in dental prosthetics.

By integrating EnvisionTEC's portfolio, SprintRay not only adds proven technologies and a solid customer base to its operations but also positions itself to enhance the services offered to both dental labs and chairside applications. With this merger, SprintRay aspires to lead in innovation and set new standards in the field of dental 3D printing.

Dr. Amir Mansouri, Co-founder and CEO of SprintRay, articulated the essence of this acquisition, emphasizing that it aims to ensure that existing customers have continuous access to the tools and support they rely on. He stated, "Our mission to transform dentistry through accessible, reliable 3D printing technology hasn't wavered. This strategic move reinforces that commitment."

Key Initiatives Post-Acquisition

SprintRay has outlined several initiatives that will follow this acquisition to further solidify its position in the market and support its customers:

1. Dedicated Customer Support: SprintRay plans to offer ongoing technical support specifically for EnvisionTEC and Desktop Health customers. This step is crucial to ensuring that dental practices can continue running their operations smoothly without any disruptions.

2. Reliable Resin Supply: The company intends to maintain the continued production of EnvisionTEC and Desktop Health resins, ensuring that existing workflows remain uninterrupted. This reliability is essential for dental practices that depend on consistent access to high-quality materials.

3. Cross-Platform Validation: SprintRay aims to validate certain EnvisionTEC and Desktop Health resins on its own platform. This includes assessing the compatibility of its own resins with EnvisionTEC and Desktop Health printers, offering further assurance to users regarding material quality and performance.

4. Dental Lab Leadership: The merger will leverage EnvisionTEC's technologies and materials focused on dental labs. This expanded portfolio positions SprintRay to not only drive innovation but also set industry standards in dental lab 3D printing.

About SprintRay

Founded with a vision of improving dental care through technology, SprintRay has made a name for itself as a cutting-edge solutions provider. Its product portfolio spans 3D printers, post-processing systems, artificial intelligence-driven design software, and unique materials that facilitate chairside efficiency. By continually innovating, SprintRay aims to enhance lab capabilities and enable high-quality, personalized patient care at scale.

As they embark on this new chapter with the integration of EnvisionTEC, the company remains dedicated to shaping the future of dentistry. To learn more about their endeavors, visit www.sprintray.com.

Customers of EnvisionTEC or Desktop Health requiring support can reach out directly via their support channels. SprintRay’s robust support infrastructure is poised to assist users in navigating this transition seamlessly, ensuring that their 3D printing needs are met effectively moving forward.