Digital Press StereolithographyManufacturer image: SprintRaySprintRay Midas
Capsule-based dental printing system designed for highly filled restorative resins.
Source reviews: 2026-10-16.
Specifications are reported claims, not independent test results.
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| Introduction year | 2024 |
|---|---|
| Model family | Midas |
| Process | Digital Press Stereolithography |
| Build envelope (X × Y × Z) | Not verified |
| Nominal box volume | Not verified |
| Enclosure | Not verified |
| Materials cited in this profile | Ceramic-filled photopolymer resin |
| Manufacturer listing status | Manufacturer-listed |
| Regional stock and price | Check the manufacturer |
| Market grouping | Professional · editorial grouping |
Technical specifications
| Wavelength (nm) | 385 |
|---|---|
| Projection Resolution (µm) | 45 Manufacturer optical resolution statement, not independent dimensional accuracy. |
| Single Unit Capsule Slots | 3 Up to three Single Unit capsules concurrently; not three Multi Unit capsules. |
| Capsule Types | Single Unit, Multi Unit |
| Material Delivery | Single-use resin capsule integrating material and build platform |
| Material Identification | Barcode/QR scanning of material, shade, lot and expiry |
| Placement Detection | Automatic capsule detection |
| Print Glass | Heated |
| Design Software | Midas AI Studio |
Digital Press Stereolithography
Midas combines light curing with pressure-driven resin movement inside a capsule. The process is designed for highly filled, viscous composite formulations.
Capsule workflow
Users scan and place capsules before printing, then remove the integrated build platform for post-processing. The Single Unit and larger Multi Unit formats serve different part layouts; available indications depend on the selected material and workflow.
Introduced in 2024.
Official blog archive dates the Midas introduction to May 2024.
Family: Midas · Current / announced
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DPS prints a ceramic-filled photopolymer composite. It is not equivalent to printing and sintering an all-ceramic powder body.
A larger nominal envelope does not establish better print quality. Fit depends on the configuration, usable area, supports, and orientation.