NextDent LC-3DMixer

The NextDent LC-3DMixer is a high-performance roller unit explicitly designed to mix 3D printing dental resins prior to pouring them into your printer’s resin tray. Engineered by 3D Systems, this essential pre-processing tool ensures that pigments, fillers, and chemical components are completely and uniformly distributed throughout the material. In digital dentistry, consistency equals accuracy. The LC-3DMixer eliminates manual shaking errors, prevents micro-bubbles, and guarantees that your NextDent materials perform strictly according to their validated clinical specifications. Key Features & Benefits Dual-Action Rolling and Tilting Motion: The device doesn't just spin the bottles; it utilizes a simultaneous rolling and tilting motion. This multi-axial action delivers a thorough, homogeneous mix without incorporating air bubbles into the resin. Maintains Material Properties: Dental resins contain heavy chemical components and color pigments that naturally separate and settle at the bottom over time. The LC-3DMixer effortlessly redistributes these sediments, securing the material's exact structural integrity and color matching. Dual-Bottle Capacity: Built with a spacious, multi-roller bed that can securely hold and roll two bottles of NextDent resin simultaneously, maximizing lab efficiency during busy print setups. Simple Digital Interface: Features a clean, straightforward digital timer and control buttons to adjust mixing times based on material requirements or how long a bottle has been sitting idle. Compact & Reliable: A small footprint makes it easy to integrate right next to your 3D printers, while the robust, easy-to-clean design is built for continuous, reliable daily lab use. Technical Specifications Feature Specification Motion Type Simultaneous rolling and tilting Capacity Up to 2 resin bottles External Dimensions 410 mm x 270 mm x 100 mm Weight ~4 kg (8.8 lbs) Control Interface Digital display with tactile time-adjustment keys Why Automated Mixing is Critical: Manual bottle shaking is highly inconsistent and often introduces millions of tiny air micro-bubbles into the liquid. These bubbles get trapped during printing, resulting in structural micro-voids, weak points, or surface defects in the final crown, model, or surgical guide. The LC-3DMixer delivers bubble-free uniformity every time.