arcoro CONNECT

Heart medicine and dentures from the 3D printer

Additive manufacturing processes are already being used in many industries. In the meantime, it is also possible to print functional, physical “spare parts” in addition to medical products such as surgical instruments. From dental prostheses to orthopedic aids and even hearts from 3D printers!

Do you know the national and international big players in the field of medical 3D printing? When does it make sense to manufacture medical devices using the 3D printing process? And what are the requirements? Find out more in the latest arcoro CONNECT.

Facts at a glance

According to the Federal Statistical Office, seven per cent of all German companies used 3D printers in 2020. In most cases, prototypes or models are printed for in-house use, especially in the manufacturing sector.

Your contact person

Anne Plonz

Business Analyst

Email: plonz@arcoro.de

Download Connect (PDF)

Field of expertise

Your request to us

We connect people with opportunities and knowledge

We are here for you! Whether project inquiries, market information or the desire for an active cooperation. We have a sympathetic ear for your concerns and are sure we can help quickly.

    * Requiered fields
    Your contact person

    Anne Plonz

    Business Analyst

    Email: plonz@arcoro.de

    arcoro CONNECT

    arcoro Connect

    Animal collagen protein for the production of corneal implants

    Successful pilot study lets blind people see again

    To the Connect

    arcoro Connect

    A wrist-band to treat movement disorders?

    Involuntary and uncontrollable movements – patients with movement disorders are confronted ...

    To the Connect

    arcoro Connect

    Spotlight on: artificial organs

    The number of donor organs needed exceeds the actual number available many times. In the future, ...

    To the Connect