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Yes — SLS prints are strong, durable, and dimensionally accurate, making them ideal for many industrial-grade replacement parts. You can replace brackets, casings, mounts, and connectors without compromising performance.

Absolutely. SLS offers isotropic strength, finer detail, and better mechanical properties than FDM — making it suitable for demanding applications where FDM quality is not acceptable.

Yes, all Sinterit printers are designed for professional use in engineering and maintenance environments. You can easily produce high-quality parts on demand, without relying on external suppliers or service bureaus.

With SLS, you can reverse-engineer and reprint the part, even if it’s no longer in production. It’s a great solution for keeping legacy equipment running.

Very strong — especially when printed with materials like PA12 Industrial or PA11 CF. These parts can endure mechanical loads, vibrations, and exposure to industrial conditions.

Yes. SLS provides excellent dimensional accuracy and repeatability, making it suitable for parts that need to fit precisely or interact with existing assemblies.

You can print full-bed spare parts overnight with Lisa X. That’s days or even weeks faster than traditional procurement or machining.

Yes. SLS allows nesting of many parts in one print run, maximizing efficiency and minimizing powder waste.

No — that’s one of its biggest advantages. You can print complex geometries, internal channels, or moving parts without supports or post-processing hassles.

For many geometries and use cases, yes. SLS is faster, more flexible, and doesn’t require programming or tooling, which is a huge advantage for agile teams.

Definitely. You avoid tooling costs, reduce downtime, and produce exactly what you need — which makes even one-off prints worth it.

PA12 Industrial and PA11 CF are most commonly used, offering excellent strength, thermal resistance, and reliability in industrial environments.

If you face delays from suppliers, need legacy parts, or want more control over production, SLS can significantly improve your uptime and flexibility.

Preferably, yes — but if you don’t have them, reverse engineering with 3D scanning is a fast and effective option.

It depends on your application and testing requirements. SLS parts are strong and accurate, but always validate critical components under real-use conditions.