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SprintRay Pro 95 S vs Form 4B

Verdict. Form 4B leads on the overall Data Index (7.2 vs 6.8). On the 3 axes where both have evidence, SprintRay Pro 95 S wins 2, Form 4B wins 1. Clearest gaps: openness (Form 4B 8.0 vs 4.0), spec disclosure (SprintRay Pro 95 S 10.0 vs 7.5), and price clarity (SprintRay Pro 95 S 9.0 vs 8.0).

510 Openness 4.0 · 8.0 Regulatory – · 6.0 Price clarity 9.0 · 8.0 Spec disclosure 10.0 · 7.5 Accuracy evidence 7.5 · –
SprintRay Pro 95 SForm 4B
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AxisSprintRay Pro 95 SForm 4B
Openness 4.08.0
Regulatory no data6.0
Price clarity 9.08.0
Spec disclosure 10.07.5
Accuracy evidence 7.5no data

Axis by axis

  • Openness 4.0 vs 8.0 Form 4B
  • Regulatory – vs 6.0 no data
  • Price clarity 9.0 vs 8.0 SprintRay Pro 95 S
  • Spec disclosure 10.0 vs 7.5 SprintRay Pro 95 S
  • Accuracy evidence 7.5 vs – no data

SprintRay Pro 95 S or Form 4B: which should you choose?

Both are proven chairside and lab printers for models, splints and surgical guides, but they are at different points in their life.

Form 4B is Formlabs' current dental printer, with published prices: $7,699 for the Basic package and $12,006 for Complete with wash and cure. Open Material Mode for third-party resins is included, and Formlabs offers more than a dozen dental resins. Service plans start at $1,269 a year. Speed figures are the manufacturer's.

SprintRay Pro 95 S was listed by a dealer at $9,495 on October 1, 2026, with wash and cure extra. It is SprintRay's previous generation: the Pro 2 is now the flagship, and partner resin profiles need a paid RayWare Pro subscription.

On price and resin freedom the Form 4B comes out ahead. The Pro 95 S makes sense for a practice already committed to SprintRay resins and support, at a good dealer price. Ask how long tanks and spare parts will be supplied.

Reviewed under the standards of our Editorial Board

What our reviews say

SprintRay Pro 95 S

SprintRay's previous-generation chairside DLP printer, still sold at about $9,500. A proven workhorse for models, splints and guides; the Pro 2 is the current model.

Strengths
  • Dealer price $9,495, in stock at WTI Dental on October 1, 2026
  • 95 µm XY resolution, DLP
  • Works on the free RayWare tier with SprintRay resins
Watch-outs
  • Superseded by the SprintRay Pro 2
  • Third-party resin profiles require a paid RayWare Pro subscription
  • SprintRay's own specification page now lists the Pro 95 and Pro 55 rather than the 95 S
Read the full SprintRay Pro 95 S review →

Form 4B

A fast, open dental 3D printer with published prices from $7,699 and a wide validated resin range. A strong all-rounder for practices and labs.

Strengths
  • Published prices: Basic package $7,699, Complete $12,006
  • Open Material Mode is included, so third-party resins can be used
  • Fast: Formlabs states 11 models in 9 minutes and 8 splints in 49 minutes
Watch-outs
  • Speed, accuracy and reliability figures are the manufacturer's
  • Wash and cure units are needed and are not in the Basic package
  • Resin tanks and other consumables add to running cost
Read the full Form 4B review →

Side by side

SprintRay Pro 95 SForm 4B
Data Index 6.8 7.2
Category rank #3 of 11 · Dental 3D printers #2 of 11 · Dental 3D printers
List price $9,495 $7,699
Pricing transparency Public starting price Public starting price
Subscription required No —
Open export — Yes
Type 3D printer 3D printer
In market since 2022 2024
Markets — global
Data completeness 82% 91%

Choose SprintRay Pro 95 S if…

  • Practices that want a proven dental printer below the Pro 2's price
  • Offices printing models, splints, surgical guides and temporaries with SprintRay resins
  • Buyers who value a large installed base and SprintRay's dental support
Full SprintRay Pro 95 S profile →

Choose Form 4B if…

  • Practices and labs that print models, splints, guides and dentures in volume
  • Buyers who want a published price and the option to use third-party resins
  • Offices that want one printer for many applications
Full Form 4B profile →

FAQ

Is SprintRay Pro 95 S better than Form 4B?

Form 4B leads on the overall Data Index (7.2 vs 6.8). On the 3 axes where both have evidence, SprintRay Pro 95 S wins 2, Form 4B wins 1. Clearest gaps: openness (Form 4B 8.0 vs 4.0), spec disclosure (SprintRay Pro 95 S 10.0 vs 7.5), and price clarity (SprintRay Pro 95 S 9.0 vs 8.0).

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