STEP 3 OF 5 · PRINT

The dental 3D printer that finishes what the scan started.

The ODYX P1-26 prints the definitive work that goes in the mouth — crowns, bridges, guides and models — on an open-material 405 nm LCD system.

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405 nm LCD light engine
Open material system
Cloud & USB printing
Wash & cure on one bench
Cure times per application

Why print in-house

Compact resin printer on an operatory bench with printed models, an aligner and crowns, dental chair behind

For the clinic

The case stops leaving the building
A model, a guide, a splint or a temporary, made in the room where it was designed
221 × 221 × 404 mm and 6.6 kg — an operatory footprint, not a lab bench
The patient’s second appointment stops being a logistics problem

Lab printer with a build plate fully loaded with printed arches, crowns and splints

For the laboratory

153 × 77 × 160 mm plate — crowns, bridges, guides and models on one machine
Up to 60 mm/h with layers from 0.01 to 0.1 mm
Open material — the catalog’s phrase: “keeps ongoing resin cost flexible”
Cost per unit stays something you negotiate, not something you inherit

The ODYX P1-26

THE DENTAL PRINTER

ODYX P1-26

Engineered for the work that goes in the mouth.

18 µm X-Y accuracy across a 6.8" 9K monochrome LCD at 8520 × 4320 px. Layers from 0.01 to 0.1 mm, up to 60 mm/h, on a 153 × 77 × 160 mm plate. A third-generation integral 405 nm light source holds better than 90% uniformity, so a part at the edge of the plate matches a part at the centre.

18 µm XY

9K · 6.8"

60 mm/h

153 × 77 × 160 mm

P1-26 front view with accuracy annotations

P1-26 side view showing dual linear rails

ODYX P1-26 mid-print, build platform lowered into the resin vat — The P1-26 in action

Featured resins

Temporary Restoration Resin

Crown and Bridge Resin

Surgical Guide Resin Pro

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What a printed part is cleared for is a property of the resin, not the machine. Certification is stated per resin line.

Technical features

Close-up of 18 µm precision detail on printed teeth

P1-26

18 µm X-Y accuracy

9K monochrome LCD at 8520 × 4320 px, layers from 0.01 mm.

P1-26

Third-gen 405 nm light source

Better than 90% uniformity — edge parts match centre parts.

P1-26

Dual linear rails + T-screw

Stable Z-motion in a 221 mm-deep operatory footprint.

Printed crowns, bridge and splint on a tray

P1-26

153 × 77 × 160 mm plate

Room for crowns, bridges, guides and models in one run.

P1-26

Optional small tank & platform

60 × 60 × 100 mm — less resin in the vat for single-unit cases.

P1-26

Open material · cloud printing

ODYX Box slicer, USB and WiFi, 13 UI languages.

What are you printing?

Print it on

P1-26

Crown & Bridge

CE and FDA cleared

Cure

Varies by resin — see cure timings

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Clinical cases

Crown or bridge

Three-unit posterior bridge

P1-26 · Crown & Bridge Resin

Photography pending

Single molar crown

P1-26 · Crown & Bridge Resin

Photography pending

Full-arch restoration

P1-26 · Crown & Bridge Resin

Photography pending

Real cases from ODYX clinicians are being documented — photography pending. Each will show the printed part, the printer and the resin line used.

Pick this	Printer	Resin line	Cure time
Crown or bridge	P1-26	Crown & Bridge — CE and FDA cleared	Varies by resin — see cure timings
Veneer, inlay or onlay	P1-26	Ceramic Crown — CE and FDA cleared	Varies by resin — see cure timings
Temporary crown or bridge	P1-26	Temporary Restoration — No CE, no FDA	~10 min
Study or orthodontic model	P1-26	Ortho Model 2.0 — CE and FDA cleared	~2 min
Aligner / thermoform model	P1-26	Ortho Model 2.0 — CE and FDA cleared · Withstands vacuum thermoforming heat	~2 min
Implant surgical guide	P1-26	Surgical Guide Pro — No CE, no FDA · Steam sterilizable to 135 °C	~3 min
Splint or night guard	P1-26	No ODYX resin line — open material system — Open material — set by your resin	Set by your resin
Denture	P1-26	No ODYX resin line — open material system — Open material — set by your resin	~15 min

Two of the five ODYX resin lines carry neither CE nor FDA. Certification is stated per line, never across the range.

Specifications

Every figure below is from the ODYX product catalog, 18 July 2026.

X-Y accuracy	18 µm
Print screen	6.8" 9K monochrome LCD, 8520 × 4320 px
Build volume	153 × 77 × 160 mm
Max print speed	60 mm/h
Layer thickness	0.01 – 0.1 mm
Light source	3rd-generation integral, 405 nm, uniformity > 90%
Z-axis	Dual linear guide rails + T-shaped screw
Touch screen	5" capacitive color
Connectivity	USB / WiFi, cloud printing
Slicer	ODYX Box — Windows 7/8/10 x64, macOS
UI languages	13
Materials	Open material system
Optional tank & platform	60 × 60 × 100 mm, for single-unit cases
Machine size	221 × 221 × 404 mm
Weight	6.6 kg
Screen lifetime	2000 h

Running costs

Part	ODYX P1-26
LCD screen	2000 h
Release film	ACF release sheet

Resin is the ongoing cost, and the machine is open — so it stays negotiable.

What ODYX changed on the P1-26

P1-26 tank and platform with ACF release film, small tank and liquid-level annotations

A small tank and platform
60 × 60 × 100 mm, for crowns, bridges and veneers. Less resin in the vat for a single-unit case.
ACF release sheets
Replacing NFEP, for easier peeling between layers.
ODYX Box
The slicing software, rebranded and shipped as ours. Windows and macOS.
A dispensing channel in the tank
Pour resin back without decanting the vat.

Where printing sits

ScanDesignPrintCure

The file becomes an object. Minutes to hours, depending on what it is and how many of them are on the plate.

The file that lands here came from the S1 or from your own CAD — STL or OBJ, from whatever software you already use.

The step before: Design

Printed parts move to post-cure — time depends on the resin, not the printer.

The step after: Cure

Follow the whole workflow

The ODYX ecosystem

Downloads & demo

Datasheets and the full specification sheet are available on request.

See it print the case you’re holding.

A demo runs on your file, in your resin, on the P1-26.

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On your file, in your resin, on the printer you’re considering

ODYX P1-26 three-quarter view on a bench

The dental 3D printer that finishes what the scan started.

Why print in-house

For the clinic

For the laboratory

The ODYX P1-26

ODYX P1-26

Technical features

18 µm X-Y accuracy

Third-gen 405 nm light source

Dual linear rails + T-screw

153 × 77 × 160 mm plate

Optional small tank & platform

Open material · cloud printing

What are you printing?

Clinical cases

Specifications

Running costs

What ODYX changed on the P1-26

A small tank and platform

ACF release sheets

ODYX Box

A dispensing channel in the tank

Where printing sits

The ODYX ecosystem

ODYX-S1 scanner

ODYX P1-26

ODYX resins

ODYX Cure / UW-03

Downloads & demo

See it print the case you’re holding.

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