3D Printing

Advantages

    。Great for features and prototypes

    。Complex geometries

    。Small batch production is possible

    。Rapid production

    。High-strength materials

    。Fast and flexible

Applications

    。Complex piping systems

    。Snap-on design

    。Movable hinge

    。Thin-walled components

    。Flame retardant parts

    。Under-hood components

    。Aerospace production parts

Thermoplastic 3D Printing

Selective laser sintering (SLS) is an industrial additive manufacturing process that uses high-power lasers to fuse powdered thermoplastic polymers together. The laser selectively sinters the powder particles and binds them together to form a solid structure layer by layer. SLS has the unique ability to nest thousands of parts within machine boundaries without the need for support structures, providing excellent parts throughput. This allows it to be used not only for rapid prototyping but also for high-volume manufacturing of end-use parts. SLS offers 5 high-performance 3D printing materials that offer durability, static dissipative properties, temperature resistance, USP Class VI biocompatibility, and/or flame, smoke toxicity (FST) UL-94 ratings.

6 simple steps to make a part in SLS
1. The powder is dispersed in a thin layer on a platform inside the build chamber.
2. Preheat the powder to a temperature slightly below the melting point of the raw material.
3. The laser scans the cross-section of the 3D model and heats the powder to just below or just below the melting point of the material.
4. The build platform lowers one layer in the build chamber and then the recoater coats a new layer of powder material on top. The laser then scans the next cross-section of the build until the part is complete.
5. Cool the parts, move the powder, sandblast the surface to make it smooth.
6. Dye or paint to get more color

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