Key Takeaways
- Lithoz is showcasing its ceramic AM serial production capabilities at RAPID+TCT and ceramitec 2026
- The company's Lithography-based Ceramic Manufacturing (LCM) technology enables high-performance ceramic additive manufacturing
- LCM ceramics are being used in various industries, including aerospace, semiconductors, GreenTech, MedTech, and dental applications
- Lithoz has unveiled its latest material breakthrough, medical-grade Alumina-toughened Zirconia (ATZ)
Introduction to Lithoz's Ceramic AM Serial Production
Lithoz is kicking off the 2026 trade fair season with a powerful showcase of real-world applications of ceramic AM serial production capabilities. The company's portfolio spans a range of industries, including aerospace, semiconductors, GreenTech, MedTech, and dental applications. At the heart of Lithoz's innovation lies Lithography-based Ceramic Manufacturing (LCM), a technology that serves as a robust backbone for high-performance ceramic additive manufacturing.
LCM Technology and Its Applications
LCM technology enables the production of high-performance ceramic components with precision and performance. The technology is supported by a global network of expert LCM contract manufacturers, providing a solid blueprint for how to fully tap into the potential of high-performance ceramic AM. Some of the notable applications of LCM ceramics include:
- Hydroxyapatite cranial and zygomatic implants
- Ear ossicle implants
- Dental implants
- Aerospace components
- Semiconductor components
Comparison of LCM Ceramics with Traditional Materials
| Material | Properties | Applications |
|---|---|---|
| LCM Ceramics | High strength, biocompatibility, bioresorbability | Medical, dental, aerospace |
| Titanium | High strength, corrosion resistance | Aerospace, medical, dental |
| Stainless Steel | High strength, corrosion resistance | Aerospace, medical, industrial |
Latest Material Breakthrough: Medical-Grade ATZ
Lithoz has unveiled its latest material breakthrough, medical-grade Alumina-toughened Zirconia (ATZ). The world's first 3D-printed ceramic earmolds for hearing aids, produced in series by German service provider CADdent and designed by Swiss specialist OC GmbH, demonstrate how ATZ combines biocompatibility with unmatched durability and wear resistance.
Bottom Line
Lithoz's showcase at RAPID+TCT and ceramitec 2026 highlights the potential of ceramic AM serial production capabilities. With its LCM technology and latest material breakthrough, medical-grade ATZ, Lithoz is poised to revolutionize various industries, including aerospace, semiconductors, GreenTech, MedTech, and dental applications. The company's commitment to innovation and quality has established it as a leader in the field of ceramic additive manufacturing.