SLS 3D printing can be a messy endeavor.
Sinterit has just opened a massive new facility that will dramatically increase their production capability. What will they do with it?
Poland-based Sinterit now offers their low-cost nylon SLS 3D printer directly to clients in the US, including regional service and training.
Could video be a better medium for communications of tricky 3D print information?
I’m watching another of Sinterit’s amusing videos, this time about TPU elastomers.
I’m watching some interesting videos from Sinterit about their materials.
Sinterit announced a number of changes for their operating software.
Sinterit announced a new material they call, “Flexa White”.
Sinterit’s newest material explores the softer side of SLS.
Sinterit announced a new PA11-based powder material for their SLS equipment.
Sinterit has made a name by supplying a quality desktop SLS 3D printer, the Lisa, for some years now.
3D printing offers tremendous advantages, but we don’t mention them as often as we should.
Sinterit announced a larger SLS 3D printer, the Lisa 2.
Sinterit has been improving their inexpensive desktop SLS 3D printer.
A surprise press release from Sinterit details a rather shocking price drop.
Sinterit is not the biggest 3D printer manufacturer, by any means, but they seem to understand the issues of their target market.
Autodesk and Sinterit announced Netfabb support for the startup company’s inexpensive SLS 3D printer, opening a window for increased access to the powerful 3D printing process.
Poland-based Sinterit has raised one million euros to assist their growth.
Looking for a low-cost SLS 3D printer? You might want to check out the Sinterit Lisa.
Poland-based Sinterit is set to announce the Lisa, a low-cost sintering 3D printer.
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