Photocentric

Founded in 2002, Photocentric manufactures photopolymer resin and have researched and patented groundbreaking 3D printing technology based on visible light curing technologies. Over the last 20 years they have innovated in a broad range of applications including office stamps, crystal clear polymer craft stamps and more recently - 3D printing. They applied their understanding of photopolymerization to the visible light part of the spectrum, to unlock the powers of using widely available, high resolution LCD screens in 3D printers. Working with their patented daylight curing process, they invented the use of LCD screens as the selective light source for a 3D printer; a technology today that is disruptive to additive manufacturing. Photocentric are driven by their vision to enable custom mass manufacture. They develop disruptive, fast and large format machines and compatible functional materials. These have been developed for a range of applications. For example, in dentistry, in particular aligner manufacture. Their LC Magna printer enables orthodontists and other dental professionals to batch-produce patient-specific arches for thermoforming aligners in volume; at a cost, speed and scale previously unknown. Other sectors Photocentric provide solutions for include the entertainment, industrial and figurine industries.