3D printing has revolutionised the medical sector, enabling the personalised and efficient production of parts with specific shapes and sizes, allowing the creation of prostheses and orthoses that are better adapted to the individual needs of the patient.

Thanks to additive manufacturing, we can produce accurate and detailed three-dimensional models of the patient's body parts, which helps doctors and surgeons to better plan and prepare for surgical interventions

In all companies, tools are necessary for the development of professional activity. With 3D printing you can design and manufacture all kinds of tools, parts and mechanisms that can help you in your day-to-day work, in a much cheaper and faster way.

3D printing has become a valuable tool for the manufacture of protective equipment in the medical sector, as we saw during the COVID-19 pandemic. Examples of protective equipment that can be manufactured using this technology include face masks, ear protectors, face shields and adapters for mechanical ventilators.

Surgical guides are used to improve the accuracy of surgical procedures, which can reduce patient recovery times and improve outcomes. 3D printing offers many advantages in their manufacture, including customisation, precision, rapid design and prototyping, reduced surgical time and innovation.

3D printing is increasingly being used in the manufacture of customised orthopaedic insoles. These are used to treat a wide range of foot and ankle problems, such as plantar fasciitis, excessive pronation and excessive supination. Customised orthopaedic insoles can provide better support and relieve pain in the feet and legs.