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KLS Martin Set to Deliver 500th Lithoz-Printed Bioceramic Implant by End of 3Q 2026

KLS Martin Set to Deliver 500th Lithoz-Printed Bioceramic Implant by End of 3Q 2026

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• German surgical device manufacturer KLS Martin has made patient-specific ceramic implants built from Lithoz‘s calcium phosphate material LithaBone TCP a standard offering on its IPS Gate platform, and the company expects to reach 500 delivered implants by the end of 3Q 2026. IPS Gate is KLS Martin’s web-based platform for planning, ordering, and delivering its…

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German surgical device manufacturer KLS Martin has made patient-specific ceramic implants built from Lithoz‘s calcium phosphate material LithaBone TCP a standard offering on its IPS Gate platform, and the company expects to reach 500 delivered implants by the end of 3Q 2026. IPS Gate is KLS Martin’s web-based platform for planning, ordering, and delivering its Individual Patient Solutions (IPS) implants.

Lithoz, based in Vienna and founded in 2011, develops high-performance ceramic materials, bioceramics, and 3D printers, and secured ISO 13485 certification for its quality management system in 2025 to meet medical device industry standards.

Resorbable Implants Built Through LCM

For the LithaBone TCP implants, KLS Martin uses Lithoz’s Lithography-based Ceramic Manufacturing (LCM) 3D prin

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