Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) uses a high-power laser to fuse powdered materials layer by layer into strong, durable, and functional parts. Ideal for prototypes, end-use components, and complex geometries, SLS eliminates the need for support structures and allows design freedom for intricate parts. Its strength, heat resistance, and reliability make it suitable for industrial, automotive, and aerospace applications where functional performance is critical.
Selective Laser Sintering - SLS Materials
In Nylon – PA 11, PA 12 we currently provide services in these materials
DuraForm ProX PA (SLS)
Key Features
Tough, impact-resistant nylon plastic
Excellent chemical resistance performance
Long-term dimensional stability
Smooth surface and detail
Wide temperature range usability
Applications
Functional prototypes and testing
Automotive structural components
Housings, enclosures, panels
Industrial connectors and fittings
Consumer durable goods parts
High-Quality Parts, Guaranteed Assurance
SLS parts are thoroughly checked for strength, precision, and repeatability, delivering reliable components for prototyping and low-volume production.
Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) fuses powdered material using a high-powered laser layer by layer. Each layer of powder is selectively sintered, forming a solid, durable structure without the need for support structures. This additive process allows complex geometries, interlocking components, and functional prototypes with excellent mechanical properties. SLS parts are strong, heat-resistant, and suitable for industrial applications. Its precision and versatility make it ideal for prototypes, end-use components, tooling, and low-volume production in automotive, aerospace, and industrial engineering.
