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Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) is a versatile 3D printing technology, often used for functional prototyping, small-batch production and end-use parts. LS parts can be found in airplanes, wearables, machine components, production tools and more.
With SLS, a laser fuses together polymer powder particles, building a part layer by layer. This print method is best for producing high-accuracy functional prototypes and parts with complex geometries. Since the powder supports the part as it’s printed, no additional supports are needed.
With High Speed Sintering (HSS), a thin layer of loose powder is applied to a building platform. An inkjet print head moves over the entire surface of the platform, depositing an infrared-absorbing fluid directly onto the powder where sintering is desired. The build area is then illuminated with infrared light, fusing the powder under the fluid into a layer.
Materials ready for industrial production
Experienced material scientists
Backed by our large engineering materials portfolio
Eco-friendly PBT powder for laser sintering
An easy-to-print polypropylene powder
You can get your part printed on our PBT powder Arnite® T AM1210 (P) at Shapeways. Below link will take you to the portal site.
Materials strong and rigid, or soft and flexible, DSM Additive Manufacturing has a breadth of materials to meet a variety of application needs – with more in development.
Contact our experts to discuss how DSM can help you tap into the full potential of additive manufacturing.