Ultra

Asiga manufactures 3D printers for the production of custom end-use medical devices in healthcare sectors including dentistry for the direct manufacture of custom dental appliances and hearing for the direct manufacture of custom hearing aids. To help accelerate the adoption of 3D printers in these healthcare sectors our goal is to reduce the users learning curve and enhance day-today handling by minimising user input, removing user error and enabling automation.

The Ultra is a smart, precise and easy to use 3D printer utilising Asiga's production monitoring technologies and intuitive user-centric UX & UI features. The Max+ allows users with minimal or no 3D printing experience achieve a repeatable and precise 3D printed output for the production of custom end-use medical devices such as dental prostheses, hearing aids and medical models.

3D printing allows healthcare professionals produce customised medical devices tailored to the specific needs of the patient. This can lead to better treatment outcomes and improve patient satisfaction. The minimalist user-centric design of the Max+ helps users understand how to set-up the 3D printer more easily and the careful consideration of materials, product aesthetics and construction quality provide confidence in the 3D printed output. This helps accelerate the uptake of 3D printing in medical environments having a direct impact on the level of healthcare provided.

Attractive user features include an automatic electro-magnetic build platform holder, automatic user-free calibration, automatic hood opening for hands-free operation, 10 second material change-over, open material architecture with access to over 500 industry leading materials, ability to print parts with a matte or polished surface finishes, status indication light array, chamber heating for optimal material environment control, connectivity via Wifi / wireless-direct / Ethernet, Composer print preparation software for simple build set-up, integrated with a wide range of industry leading design software providers. Manufactured in Sydney, Australia.