SLS is an additive manufacturing process that uses a high-powered laser to fuse powdered materials typically nylon layer by layer to form a solid 3D object. The laser selectively sinters (heats and bonds) particles in a powder bed according to a digital 3D model, while the rest of the powder remains loose to support the part during printing. After each layer, the build platform lowers, and a new layer of powder is spread. SLS is valued for producing strong, durable, and complex parts without the need for support structures, making it ideal for functional prototypes and end-use components.

• Turnaround in as little as 5 days for single parts.

• Durable nylon materials withstand heat, chemicals, and repetitive stress.

• No support structures needed—hollow parts, complex lattices, and snap-fits in one build.