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Layer-by-layer additive 3D printing process
Fused powder nylon to form functional end-use parts
Selective Laser Sintering
Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) is a layer-by-layer additive 3D printing process using powdered nylon. This material is fused in slices by a high-powered laser to form functional end-use parts.
The process is ideal for creating prototypes or 1 off custom parts. Particularly when you need tough and geometrically complex components.
Ideal for hinges, snaps, clips and/or parts exposed to high temperatures or caustic chemicals.
Parts from SLS printing can be used for production.
PROCESS LIMITATIONS:
- Slightly longer lead times
- Rougher surface finish
- Lower tolerance / less precise build
MATERIALS:
NYLON 12 || NATURAL
GLASS-FILLED NYLON || NATURAL
FLAME-RETARDANT || NATURAL
CARBON-FILLED NYLON || BLACK
ALUMINUM-FILLED NYLON || GREY
PEKK HIGH-TEMP || BLACK
“I was wowed by your parts. Gave us a true assessment of our design both in wet and dry scenarios. Look forward to seeing pre-production parts.” — Cathy Hamill, Design Engineer – Newcastle, NSWView testimonials
