Roland DG Australia, a leading worldwide provider of 3D milling, engraving and direct part marking technologies, has announced a partnership with Biomedex, a division of Device Technologies, to distribute the DWX-50 dental milling machine. The DWX-50 is an advanced 5-axis system for creating high-quality dental prosthetics, including copings, crowns, full bridges and abutments using materials including zirconia, wax, PMMA and acrylics.
The DWX-50 is Roland's most advanced dental milling machine to date, offering a compact, affordable solution based on 20 years of the company's proven 3D milling technology. The DWX-50 offers dental labs new advanced features which enable the seamless production of complex dental prosthetics. The system allows dental labs, for instance, to produce the bulk of their requirements in-house from as little as $15 a unit for a full contour crown.
"Roland DG is excited to partner with Biomedex and Device Technologies," said Marc Margetts, Managing Director, Roland DG Australia. "On the back of over 1000 installations of the DWX-50 worldwide, there is lots of potential for the Australian market to take up this cost-effective, state-of-the-art solution for dental milling."
The partnership between Roland DG Australia and Biomedex will see Biomedex distribute the DWX-50 Dental Milling Machine to the Australian market under the "Easyshape" brand via their extensive dental dealer network.
Device CEO Peter Ord said "We're very proud to be associated with Roland DG and innovative technology like this. We see the Roland DWX-50 adding value to the dental community as it provides a local, cost-effective solution to both the dental profession and their patients. This product will most certainly fit very well within our Biomedex division given Biomedex's extensive reach into dental distributors and dealers".
About Roland DG Australia
Celebrating its 30th anniversary, Roland DG serves a wide variety of industries as a leading worldwide manufacturer of milling and engraving machines, 3D scanners, a jewellery wax model maker, photo impact printers, inkjet devices and vinyl cutters. Roland DG's "Digital Value Engineering" (DVE) employs the latest digital technology to improve the company's business workflow processes. Integral to DVE, Roland DG has replaced its conventional production lines with a digitally-controlled system entitled Digital Yatai. Roland's Digital Yatai production technology features guided on-screen instructions and other automated systems that enable individuals to produce Roland products in an unassisted manner while preventing human errors. Roland DG is ISO 14001:2004 and ISO 9001:2008 certified. The company strives to preserve environmental protection while maintaining the highest quality standards.
About Device Technologies
Founded in 1992, Device Technologies is an established distributor of quality and technologically- advanced medical equipment and consumables. The company is Australian-owned and employs more than 600 healthcare specialists and support staff in Australia and New Zealand. This year, it opened offices in the USA, UK and Fiji. In 2007 Biomedex became the wholesale division of Device Technologies, with access to an extensive dealer network including over 25 dental dealers. Biomedex is best known as the wholesaler of the Melag range of autoclaves.
Tuesday, 26 November, 2024