Blog - Sinterit - Manufacturer of high quality desktop SLS 3D printers

Extreme prints positioning by our client Stefan

12.03.19

Although positioning the models in the Sinterit Studio is rather not a very complicated process, some of our clients make it an art. Recently, we’ve got some feedback from our German customer Stefan Radau and we were so impressed that we just had to share these images.

More precise prints and WiFi camera in the newest Sinterit Studio and printers software update

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11.03.19

We have released the new software update which changes a lot for Lisa and Lisa Pro desktop SLS 3D printers users.

How to prepare a perfect design for SLS technology? WEBINAR

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20.12.18

We're sharing the recording of our live webinar: How to prepare a perfect design for SLS technology. Konrad Kobus, a mechanical engineer, working in the Research and Development Department at Sinterit, will give you several hints about designing and preparing your models for SLS desktop 3D printer. This knowledge will help you get the most out of this advanced technology.

Paweł Piszko granted the prestigious “25 under 25” award by Forbes

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17.12.18

Without people, there would be no company. We are proud that our chemist, Paweł Piszko, has been granted the prestigious "25 under 25" award by Forbes and the Warsaw office of McKinsey & Company.

TPE powder opens the new chapter for small SLS 3D printers

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05.12.18

Sinterit launches the new type of powder for small SLS 3D printers - TPE. It is the first thermoplastic elastomer in the company's offer. TPE shows advantages that are typical for both plastic materials and rubbery materials. On the one hand, it is elastic, with an elongation at break of 196[%], which is a few times more than tested within PA group of materials. But on the other hand, it can be covered with the sealer which makes it watertight and airtight. And this is an entirely new feature.

Our kind of show, the Formnext is

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19.11.18

According to Worldwide Semiannual 3D Printing Spending Guide by IDC “3D printers and materials will account for roughly two-thirds of the worldwide AM spending total, reaching $6.9 billion and $6.7 billion respectively in 2021. Services spending will reach $5.5 billion in 2021. “With this numbers in mind, let’s sum up Formnext 2018, the most significant industry show for additive manufacturing professionals. This year edition was the biggest ever with 632 exhibitors from 32 countries and 26 919 visitors. Sinterit, the manufacturer of SLS 3D printers, was one of them. Paraphrasing the Sinatra song “My kind of town”, we would like to say “Our kind of show”.

Sinterit is going white with Flexa Bright

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05.11.18

Is it possible to achieve white color on a small SLS 3D printer? This question was asked a hundred times. Somehow clients love white materials, but in selective laser sintering technology, it was usually connected with big, industrial machines. Out of range for many SMEs. Now, Sinterit decided to change it and provide the first TPU material that is as close to the white color as it is possible, preserving the material’s properties at the same time.

The softest TPU used in small SLS 3D printers

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02.11.18

At Formnext 2018 Sinterit will show the softest TPU powder dedicated for small SLS 3D printers, called Flexa Soft. With the lowest hardness (measured in Shore A type scale) in this material range, its wide usability is unprecedented.

Military glass case printed with PA11 Onyx

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25.10.18

In this military glass case printed with new Sinterit Lisa Pro using PA11 Onyx, it was essential to produce a durable and individually shaped design to fit particular features of combat glasses. Printed as one piece, it doesn't need assembling or any different parts such as screws or hinges to be functional.

Post-processing in 3D printing – how do SLS, SLA and FDM compare?

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22.03.18

Among many differences between current techniques of 3D printing there's one that concerns all - the post-processing, that needs to be applied, after you take your part out of any printer – because there’s always something that needs to be done. Let's take a closer look at what actions need to be taken in case of each technology, and how time-consuming these processes really are.