3D Printing Medical Bones annual sales of over $1 million

Medical 3D Printing Model company Encoris is known for manufacturing transparent bones for medical training, Stryker Orthopaedics,johnson and Johnson&medtronic are their customers. Their transparent 3D print custom skeleton model has 2 main roles 1 medical surgical training; 2 shows the function of the implant.

The company recently disclosed its sales of $1 million in 2015, and is expected to achieve a high growth of 35%-40% in 2016, as they are about to enter a market with higher demand for anatomical models such as European hospital teaching and universities.

Encoris's model product range includes a transparent spine that emits led light and bone joints that can act as if it were real. Using a professional process, we create a wide range of skeletal structures such as the shoulders of ankle ankles. They are the tools necessary to demonstrate the functionality of new implant products and to train surgeons or medical students. Encoris, vice president of sales and marketing, said Jim Tenbrink.

Steve Sevick, K2m's biological director, praised Encoris's products because they were able to demonstrate to doctors and patients how K2M's equipment corrects spinal malformations. Their movable 3D model will give both doctors and patients a clear view of the overall defect of the spine and how our equipment will repair the defects and eventually restore the spine to an upright position in one step.

Ncoris's versatility and flexibility in serving customers like K2M have brought a lot of revenue to them. According to DreamWorks, each of their skeleton models was designed using CAD software, then manufactured by a 3D printer and finally made by hand-carved. The transparent skeleton model used to show knee implants is priced at $365, while the more complex model for spinal training is priced at $7100.

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3D Printing Medical Bones annual sales of over $1 million