WDM Technology – 3D print the Industry’s most accurate wax ups

WDM (Wax Deposition Modeling) is a breakthrough technology that produces extremely precise wax-ups with incredibly fine detail and smooth surfaces, in a casting material that burns away clean for a beautiful final product with minimal post-processing.

WDM 3D Printers works by jetting tiny droplets of a wax-like material called TrueWax onto a build tray to build smooth, detailed casting wax-ups. On top of that, the 3D printer deposits a removable wax-blend material called TrueSupport for overhanging shapes and complex geometries which require support during production.

With WDM technology, you can create high quality wax-ups for crowns, bridges and partial dentures, directly from digital files in an automated 4 Step Process of Imaging, Pre-Processing, Production, Post Processing.

With resolution of 5,000 dpi on the X and Y axes and 8,000 dpi on the Z axis, WDM technology produces the industry’s most accurate and precise wax ups. Safe and TSCA-registered, WDM non-toxic wax like materials burn away easily to avoid shrinking, expansion, cracking and residue.

 

 

 

TrueCast is a firm but flexible material specially formulated to function like wax and fit seamlessly into your existing investment-casting process, even in demanding dental applications. It’s 100 percent castable for any alloy and lets you 3D print any dental wax-up with extreme accuracy.

 

 

 

 

 

 

TrueSupport enables accurate 3D printing of even the most delicate restorations by supporting overhangs and fine features during 3D printing. TrueSupport melts away easily at a relatively low temperature to reveal a smooth wax-up ready for immediate casting.

 

WDM technology is available on both 3D printers CrownWorx and FrameWorx

Contact Creatz3D today for more information!