Developing customized silicone parts has traditionally meant long lead times, mold-making, and limited design flexibility. This webinar will explore how direct silicone 3D printing can speed up development, support small-batch production, and help you create patient-specific parts without molds or tooling.We'll discuss how Stratasys' P3™ MED Silicone 25A combines true silicone performance with biocompatibility for skin-contact applications, while giving teams the freedom to design more complex geometries and custom-fit devices.
In this webinar, you'll learn:
Ido Bitan, Director of Product Management in Stratasys’s Medical Solutions Department, holds a B.S. in biomedical engineering from Ben-Gurion University. He began in startup R&D, helping develop cancer-detection equipment for surgeons. At Stratasys, he helped create the Digital Anatomy Printer and Creator, advancing medical innovation and patient outcomes globally.
Yaniv Hirschsohn is Process and Materials Development Manager for Stratasys’ P3 technology. A plastics engineer and polymer scientist, he has extensive experience in molding and 3D printing. For the past three years, he has led material and process development within P3, expanding Stratasys’ production-grade materials for medical applications globally.
