W2P Engineering
Develops and manufactures professional desktop DLP 3D printers (SolFlex series) for dental, hearing aid, and jewelry applications, enabling point-of-care production with high precision and speed.
- CEO / Founder
- Mark Laws
- Team Size
- 11-50
- Stage
- Active
- Latest Round
- Acquired
Technology & Products
Key Products
SolFlex 250 Ultra HD; SolFlex SF165; SolFlex 4K; custom DLP 3D printing solutions
Technological Advantage
Proprietary moving DLP projector technology (protected by 4 SLA patents) enables larger build area and multi-material printing in a single job, independently verified in academic publications (e.g., MDPI Journal of Clinical Medicine). The advantage is protectable via patents, but the core DLP process is replicable by well-funded competitors.
Differentiation
Value Proposition
Reduces turnaround time for dental prosthetics and hearing aids from days to hours, enabling same-day delivery at lower cost per part compared to traditional outsourcing, with desktop footprint and easy workflow integration.
How They Differentiate
3x faster build speed than Formlabs Form 3B for dental splints (based on published print times); multi-material capability (SolFlex 250 Ultra HD) not offered by SprintRay or Asiga at similar price point; moving DLP projector enables larger build area than fixed DLP competitors.
Market & Competition
Target Customers
Dental labs, hearing aid manufacturers, jewelry designers, and point-of-care clinics
Industry Verticals
Dentistry; Hearing aids; Jewelry; Manufacturing
Competitors
Formlabs; SprintRay; Asiga; Rapid Shape GmbH
Growth & Milestones
Major Milestones
2016: Founded; 2025: Redon Technology acquires majority stake (77.59%); 2026: Filed for restructuring proceedings at Vienna Commercial Court
Notable Customers
Neuroth (Austrian hearing aid market leader); Various dental labs in Europe