ZARE Buys Majority Stake in Additive Manufacturer Proxera

This means that the AM service provider in Europe now also enters the high-growth market for 3D-printed metal implants.

This means that the AM service provider in Europe now also enters the high-growth market for 3D-printed metal implants.

Proxera HQ in Italy. Image courtesy of Zare/Proxera.


ZARE acquires majority stake in additive manufacturing medical company Proxera. The Proxera brand has specialized in 3D printing of highly advanced dental applications for years. The Proxera brand will play a role in applications for the wider medical sector with a high-value offering thanks to a fully integrated additive manufacturing value chain, to oversee every stage from the sourcing of the metal powders to advanced post-processing and surface finishes.

Proxera will operate as an independent company, controlled by ZARE, which is already part of the BEAMIT Group. It is fully equipped with lines and plants that meet demands of the medical sector and meet all the strict criteria applied to products for the medical implant market.

“With this acquisition we are immediately ready to use one of the most revolutionary technologies; one that is destined to transform how patients are treated, hence their quality of life,” says Andrea Scanavini, CEO of ZARE and newly appointed president of Proxera.

“Technological advances in the medical field are always fascinating. With implants for example, a lack of customization and the lead times for a finished medical device can have a negative impact on the quality of life for patients who need urgent surgery. The world is only now realizing that additive manufacturing is the most revolutionary manufacturing technology,” says Andrea Pasquali, CEO of Proxera.

“Certain personalised solutions and designs cannot be obtained with anything other than additive manufacturing, which guarantees maximum precision within extremely tight time frames,” adds Scanavini. “Our team’s vast wealth of experience, combined with a supply chain driven and managed internally, enables us to maximize the potential of 3D printing to produce lightweight, sturdy, tailor-made components exceptionally quickly.”

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

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