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Digital Engineering April 2026
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Stratasys Ltd. has earned a 3D Printing Industry Award, winning the Medical, Dental or Healthcare Application category. The company’s PolyJet-basedJ5 DentaJet, J5 MediJet and J850 Digital Anatomy 3D Printers won over a field of nine competitors for its market growth.
Stratasys also received honorable mention in the Company of the Year (Enterprise) category, while its Stratasys Neo450 series received honorable mention within Enterprise 3D Printer of the Year (Polymers). Results were revealed on November 30, at the annual 3D Printing Industry Awards ceremony in London.
Rani Hagag, chief health care and consumer business officer at Stratasys, commented on the win, “We are thrilled with this achievement, which acknowledges the transformation our flagship 3D printing solutions are leading in the dental and medical sectors.
“Be it precision 3D printing of dental parts, producing lifelike biomechanically accurate anatomical models, or creating full-color multimaterial training models, our technology provides healthcare professionals with the solutions to improve patient care and clinical outcomes,” he added.
The 3D Printing Industry Award specifically recognizes the importance of Stratasys’ portfolio of 3D printers, designed to solve complex problems for dental and medical professionals. They comprise the professional-grade DentaJet series of multimaterial 3D printers, which deliver accuracy to dental applications while improving overall production efficiencies and streamlining workflows.
For medical applications, the J5 MediJet enables academic medical centers, hospitals and medical device companies to call upon multimaterial, multicolor capabilities to create vivid anatomical models, as well as drilling and cutting guides that are sterilizable and biocompatible.
This is taken a step further with the J850 Digital Anatomy 3D printer, which makes it possible to create realistic 3D models of human anatomy that look and feel like real bone and tissue.
“This award reflects not just the promise of our technology but also the collaborative work we do with partners to turn this promise into reality,” continues Hagag. “We thank the judges, but we are even more grateful to the hospitals, labs, and device makers that inspire and trust us daily as we together reimagine healthcare.”
Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.
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