Medical equipment · Calonge, Girona, Spain

Xkelet

A medical technology company developing custom rigid splints and orthoses through digital scanning, design, and 3D printing, alongside related software and equipment.

About Xkelet

3D-Printed Orthopedic Immobilization

Xkelet is a medical technology company focused on orthopedic immobilization and 3D printing. Its approach replaces traditional plaster, fiberglass, and thermoplastic systems with custom rigid splints and orthoses produced from a scan and digital design.

Products and Solutions

  • XKAST: An upper- and lower-limb immobilization system designed to address problems associated with traditional methods.
  • IMUR: A rigid splint designed for immediate stabilization of upper- and lower-limb fractures as an alternative to conventional systems.
  • XK Mask: A customized mask certified for everyday, health-care, and industrial use. The company described it as nearing availability.
  • XK Parts: Ready-to-print 3D files for items such as mirror holders and cleaning spatulas.
  • XK Printer: A high-quality 3D printer designed for fast, low-cost printing. The package includes the printer, a washing unit, and a curing box.
  • Consumables: Printing materials for the Imur and Xkast solutions.

Software

The company sells three proprietary tools:

  • XK Soft: Automatically designs a custom immobilization device in under five minutes.
  • XK Cloud: A cloud platform with a slicer function for generating print files.
  • XK Scan: A scanning solution for digitizing, storing, and managing data in the cloud.

Cloud access is offered by subscription at a listed price of $19.49 per month.

Locations and Contact

The company lists its global headquarters at 259 Temple Chambers, 3–7 Temple Avenue, EC4Y, London, and an R&D center at 2 C/ Collet, 17251 Calonge, Spain. Phone: +34 872 99 31 75. Email: hello@xkelet.com.

Who It Serves

Xkelet's products and software are intended for health-care professionals and medical centers that immobilize limbs or make custom orthoses, as well as customers seeking 3D-printing equipment and materials for these applications. The company also offers partnership opportunities.

In brief

3D-printed orthoses and medical technology