[E-Daily Reporter NA EUN-KYUNG ] #Graphy Inc. announced on the 8th that it is accelerating its expansion into the Canadian market after simultaneously securing a contract to sell its in-house aligner system and establish a production hub for shape memory aligners (SMA) at “Graphy Day Toronto 2026,” held in Toronto, Canada, on June 28.

This event was organized to introduce Graphy Inc.’s direct 3D printing-based SMA and digital orthodontic solutions to Canadian orthodontists and dental professionals. At the event, Ravindra Nanda, Professor Emeritus at the University of Connecticut School of Dentistry and a leading authority in orthodontics, and Kim Ki-beom, Chair of the Department of Orthodontics at Washington University in St. Louis, served as speakers and presented on clinical applications of SMA and digital orthodontic treatment strategies.

The event was co-hosted with i-VISTA MED, Graphy Inc.’s local distribution partner in Canada. According to the company, all orders for its in-house aligner system were sold out during the event, confirming strong demand in the local market. Graphy Inc. plans to use this as an opportunity to expand its sales and marketing activities across Canada.

Efforts to establish production infrastructure were also underway. During the event, Graphy Inc. signed a contract with AB Med to supply an SMA production system valued at 1.3 million dollars (approximately 1.98 billion won). AB Med is a subsidiary of i-VISTA MED and was established to handle the production and supply of SMA in Canada.

Through this contract, Graphy Inc. aims to establish a local production base in Canada, enhance supply stability, and expand the distribution of SMA within the North American market.

Graphy Inc. officials stated, “This event was significant not only for introducing our products but also for achieving business results, including sales success and the establishment of a production base,” adding, “Based on our collaboration with local partners, we plan to strengthen our supply system in the Canadian market and expand our penetration of the North American digital orthodontics market.”