Amnovis delivers more than 50,000 3D printed titanium implants
The company has eliminated the need for heat treatment in titanium 3D printing
Amnovis, a 3D printed titanium implant manufacturer, has reportedly delivered more than 50,000 titanium implants since 2021 using its heat treatment-free 3D printing process. This technology is transforming the production of spinal, orthopedic, and cranio-maxillofacial (CMF) implants – allowing customers to benefit from unmatched production speed, cost efficiency, and reduced time to market.
With this process, Amnovis eliminates the need for heat treatment in titanium 3D printing – simplifying the production workflow and accelerating time to market for OEMs. “We developed and validated a proprietary process for pure titanium that requires no heat treatment. This unique process allows us to deliver faster, more cost-effective solutions for our customers while maintaining the highest quality standards,” said Ruben Wauthle, CEO and Co-founder of Amnovis.
privelop-spine, one of Amnovis’ partners, has reaped the rewards of this process. “Since partnering with Amnovis, we’ve been impressed by their production quality and specialist expertise. Surgeons consistently praise the detailed resolution, look, and feel of our implant structures, while distributors and users appreciate the reliability and punctual delivery,” said Henning Kloss, CEO of privelop-spine. “Amnovis’ heat treatment-free titanium process has significantly streamlined our production, reducing time and costs. Their production capacity and reliability have made a substantial contribution to our collaboration with large customers, helping us bring products to market faster.”
In addition to its heat treatment-free process, Amnovis offers a full range of traditional titanium 3D printing services, including Ti-6Al-4V grade 23 with classical heat treatments such as HIP (Hot Isostatic Pressing) – giving OEMs the flexibility to choose the most suitable manufacturing method for their needs.
