3d printing technology

Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) technology belongs to the Additive Manufacturing Powder Bed technologies. This technology is used in many industries, from automotive, aviation and medicine to the largest companies providing 3D printing services. It has one of the largest 3D printing production potentials.
Data from a layered 3D digital model (e.g. designed in a CAD system, obtained during 3D scanning) is used to control a laser beam that sinters a cross-section according to model geometry. After sintering the layer, the work platform is lowered and a new layer of material is dosed. The sintering process is repeated until the complete part geometry is produced. Support structures are not required in the SLS process, which is a big advantage of this technology.
The SLS system we use offers a unique solution: open parameters, which allow for the optimization of the technological parameters, adapting them to your application.

Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) belongs to the Additive Manufacturing Powder Bed group of technologies. It has one of the largest production potentials in the 3D printing industry. Similar to SLS technology, MJF models are built in layers, but the way the heat energy is delivered is solved by selectively increasing light absorption and by spraying black dye onto a powder layer, and then welding the selected section with a lamp as an energy emitter. The shaded sections absorb more energy and the layer is solidified with the previous layer. This technology gives the possibility to make both prototypes and utility parts. Models are light gray, they can be colored black or another dark color.

In FDM/FFF technology, the material in the form of a filament is processed. It is heated and extruded by the nozzle into the device work area. FDM and FFF technology are one of the most popular 3D printing technologies. Please note that the quality of 3D printed parts depends on the FDM / FFF system used. The best results are achieved through the use of professional FDM / FFF systems.
The material is layered, and the way it is applied allows you to print closed spaces and those with reinforcing fill. The technology is successfully used in the production of functional prototypes, small series and tooling production. In advanced geometries, support structures are required. If support structures cause problems in your project, check out SLS.

In resin technologies, SLA (stereolithography) DLP (digital light processing), the processed material is a material in the form of a photosensitive resin. The polymerization process is carried out by the laser energy (SLA) or matrix (DLP).
Livestock technologies are used in a wide range of applications, e.g. automotive, biotechnology, medicine and jewellery. High precision of parts and a wide range of materials constitute additional advantages of these technologies. Advanced geometry requires support structures. In most cases, they must be removed mechanically. If support structures cause problems in your project, check out SLS.

In resin technologies PJ (Poly Jet) and MJM (Multi Jet Modeling) the processed material is a material in the form of a photosensitive resin. The polymerization process is carried out through the UV lamp energy which realizes the polymerization of selectively superimposed sections of the produced model.
Resin technologies are used in a wide range of applications, e.g. automotive, biotechnology, medicine and jewelry. High precision of parts and a wide range of materials constitute additional advantages of these technologies. Advanced geometries require support structures that in most cases can be removed relatively easy with dissolution or rinsing. If the supporting structures cause problems in your project, check out SLS.

The DMLS (Direct Metal Laser Sintering) and SLM (Selective Laser Melting) technologies belong to the same group of 3D printing technologies: powder bed technologies. Both technologies enable 3D printing in the metal of the currently most popular metal alloys. Technologies differ only in certain technical solutions that are patented by one manufacturer or the other.
The 3D printing process is similar to SLS technology. An alloy powder of the selected metal is the feedstock. In metal Additive Manufacturing technologies it is required to use supporting structures to connect the built model with the machine platform and for certain geometry angles for the built part. The supporting structure is designed to support a given structure but also helps in the proper dissipation of thermal energy. The most commonly used layer thicknesses in metal 3D printing technologies is 30-60 µm.