Sprintray Expands into Dental 3D Printing with EnvisionTEC Portfolio Acquisition

Los Angeles, CA – September 4, 2025 – Sprintray has acquired the dental product portfolio of EnvisionTEC, a move that could significantly reshape digital manufacturing within dentistry. The acquisition covers EnvisionTEC’s established range of 3D printers, dental resins, and workflow accessories, all of which are widely used for producing surgical guides, aligners, restorative models, and other precision components.

By absorbing these assets, Sprintray strengthens its foothold in chairside and laboratory 3D printing, extending its reputation for user-friendly, software-driven solutions. Analysts suggest that the integration of EnvisionTEC’s hardware capabilities with Sprintray’s software ecosystem could accelerate adoption of digital manufacturing, particularly among small and mid-sized practices that are seeking efficient, in-office production models.

Sprintray CEO David Kemper described the deal as part of a broader strategy to make digital dentistry more accessible, highlighting the potential for streamlined workflows and reduced turnaround times. The company is expected to focus on interoperability, training, and customer support, assuring existing EnvisionTEC users of continuity in service and software updates.

For EnvisionTEC, the divestment reflects a shift toward concentrating on other high-growth verticals such as jewelry and hearing aids. Founder and CEO Al Siblani expressed confidence that Sprintray will continue to advance the dental applications originally pioneered under the EnvisionTEC banner.

Market observers note that the deal also signals growing consolidation in the dental 3D printing space, where demand for customized prosthetics and orthodontic appliances continues to surge. With innovations in biocompatible materials and AI-driven design software on the horizon, Sprintray’s expanded portfolio positions it to play a central role in the next phase of digital dentistry.

Further details regarding integration timelines and product roadmaps are anticipated at upcoming dental technology events.