OrthoVoxel Uses 3D Printing to Develop Orthopedic Devices

We can design a wide range of orthopedic devices, from traditional prosthetics and orthotics to more specialized products like spastic hand orthoses and post-traumatic braces. Our expertise also extends to custom large-format manufacturing, such as positioning seat components.

3DN: What 3D printing processes and materials do you use?

At OrthoVoxel, we primarily use two 3D printing technologies. We have developed our own FFF filament deposition printers to produce large parts, including technical materials like carbon-filled polypropylene. Additionally, we use powder sintering technologies such as MJF and SLS for high-end finishes, working with semi-flexible materials like polyurethane.

3DN: Could you describe the manufacturing process for your devices?

Our goal is to become the leader in 3D solutions within the field of technical orthopedics. This means continuing to develop our expertise in all aspects of digital manufacturing, from scan capture to mastering 3D printing technologies, to ensure superior quality products and an exceptional customer experience.

3DN: Any final words for our readers?

For anyone interested in getting involved with 3D printing in the medical field, we’re here to provide support, training, and tailored solutions for all skill levels. At OrthoVoxel, we believe in the importance of continuous innovation to improve the quality of life for our patients.