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On-demand 3D printing for medical, dental, and prosthetics applications using MJF, SLS, SLA, and FDM technologies

On-Demand 3D Printing for Medical & Health Applications

Precision-manufactured components for medical devices, dental applications, prosthetics and orthotics — supporting custom fit, rapid iteration, and production-ready quality.

Why Medical Teams Use Tempus 3D

Medical applications require accuracy, repeatability, and clear communication. Tempus 3D supports medical professionals and product teams with in-house manufacturing and controlled production workflows.

Production-ready 3D printed medical components using engineering-grade polymers for prosthetics, dental, and medical devices

Production-Ready Technologies & Materials

  • Engineering-grade polymers and resins selected for accuracy, strength, and repeat use

  • Suitable for patient-specific components, lab tooling, and medical devices

Repeatable medical 3D printing with controlled processes for consistent quality from prototype through production

Consistent, On-Spec Production

  • Controlled in-house processes ensure repeatability

  • Reliable quality from prototype through production

  • Parts produced to specification, with repeatable precision across production runs

CAD-driven 3D printing workflow supporting rapid iteration, validation, and low-volume medical manufacturing

Fast Quoting & Flexible Ordering

  • CAD-based pricing for rapid evaluation

  • Support for iterative design and validation cycles

  • Flexible ordering from one-off parts to low-volume runs

Canadian-based in-house 3D printing with partner capabilities for specialty medical materials and applications

In-House Manufacturing & Partner Network

  • Canadian-based, in-house production for faster turnaround

  • Access to specialty materials and processes through vetted partners when required

Medical & Health Applications

Supporting patient-specific, dental, and medical device applications from development through production.

Custom 3D printed prosthetic and orthotic components designed for patient-specific fit and lightweight structural performance
​Prosthetics & Orthotics

  • Custom-fit components

  • Lightweight structural parts

  • Iterative fit and comfort testing

3D printed dental models, appliances, and surgical guides using high-accuracy medical materials
Dental & Lab Components

  • Dental models and appliances

  • Surgical guides and fixtures

  • Precision-fit lab tooling

Medical device prototyping and low-volume production using precision 3D printing technologies
Medical Device Development

  • Prototype and validation components

  • Tooling and fixtures

  • Low-volume production parts

3D Printing Technologies for Medical Applications

Technologies selected to support accuracy, repeatability, and application-specific medical requirements.

HP Multi Jet Fusion 3D printing for durable, repeatable medical and dental production parts

Multi Jet Fusion (MJF)

Best for: Durable end-use parts, repeatable batch manufacturing, and tight tolerances. Allows cost-efficient scaling for low-to-mid volume production.

Build Volume:

380 × 284 × 380 mm

Layer Height:

80–100 microns

Tolerances:

±0.3 mm / ±0.3%

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SLA 3D printing for high-precision medical, dental, and patient-specific components

Stereolithography (SLA)

Best for: High-detail components, precision fit, tooling masters, and surface-critical applications.

Build Volume:

335 × 200 × 300 mm

Layer Height:

25–100 microns

Tolerances:

±0.2 mm / ±0.2%

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SLS 3D printing for mechanically robust medical components and complex geometries

Selective Laser Sintering (SLS)

Best for: Complex geometries, mechanically durable parts, and assemblies requiring strength and design freedom.

Build Volume:

180 × 130 × 310 mm

Layer Height:

80–100 microns

Tolerances:

±0.3 mm / ±0.3%

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FDM 3D printing for medical prototypes, fixtures, and functional validation parts

Fused Deposition Modeling

Best for: Fixtures, jigs, and functional prototypes where speed and affordability matters.

Build Volume:

256 × 256 × 256 mm

Layer Height:

100–300 microns

Tolerances:

±0.5 mm

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Materials for Medical Applications

Engineering-grade polymers that support medical, dental, and patient-adjacent applications — offering durability, precision, flexibility, and biocompatible options for real-world use.

Biocompatible and durable polymers for patient-specific medical components and repeated clinical handling

Patient-Specific & Functional Parts

​Durable, lightweight polymers suited for patient-adjacent components where fit, comfort, and repeat handling matter.

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Common uses: orthotics & prosthetics, supports, patient-specific components

Flexible and impact-resistant 3D printed medical components for protective and interface applications

Flexible & Impact-Resistant Components

Elastomeric materials offering controlled flexibility, impact resistance, and long-term durability for interface and protective applications.

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Common uses: flexible interfaces, protective covers, damping components

High-accuracy medical and dental materials supporting lab workflows, tooling, and validation parts

Precision & Lab Components

High-detail materials that deliver dimensional accuracy and surface quality for clinical, lab, and dental workflows.

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Common uses: dental models, lab tooling, validation parts

Medical-grade and biocompatible materials for surgical guides, dental appliances, and device housings

Application-Specific Medical Parts

Materials supporting medical use cases that require durability, precision, flexibility, or biocompatible performance in patient-adjacent environments.

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Common uses: surgical guides, dental appliances, device housings

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Compare properties, applications, and certifications across our entire material portfolio.

Finishing Options

Finishing options selected to support fit, surface quality, appearance, and functional performance for medical and patient-adjacent applications.

As-printed medical 3D parts suitable for validation, internal components, and early-stage testing
Raw Finish

Parts are cleaned after printing and can be used as-is or finished further depending on application requirements.

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Best for early validation, internal components, and parts where surface finish is not critical.

Dyed medical 3D printed components with uniform color for patient-facing and production applications
Black Dye

Enhances appearance and provides a uniform, professional finish. Dye penetrates the part for consistent color without impacting geometry.

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Commonly used for patient-facing components, enclosures, and visual uniformity across production runs.

Vapor-smoothed medical 3D printed parts with improved surface finish, comfort, and cleanability
Vapor Smoothing

Chemical smoothing that improves surface finish and seals exterior surfaces, reducing roughness and porosity.

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Ideal for parts requiring improved comfort and cleanability. Combine with dye for improved color results.

Key Benefits for Medical & Health Applications

Supporting production, operations, and equipment performance.

Custom Fit & Precision

  • Tight tolerances

  • Repeatable accuracy

  • Patient-specific components

Speed & Iteration

  • Rapid design validation

  • Faster development cycles

  • Reduced time to clinical use

Reliable Production Support

  • Low-to-mid volume production

  • Controlled in-house processes

  • Consistent quality batch to batch

Ready to Get Started on a Medical Project?

Upload your CAD files for an instant quote or speak with our team about your specific requirements.

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