Design, test, and launch faster with SLS for consumer goods

Yes — SLS is perfect for short runs where traditional tooling would be too expensive or time-consuming. You can start production immediately, even for 1–100 pieces.

Absolutely. Many brands use SLS to produce wearables, lifestyle accessories, and tech parts that go directly to market without further tooling. You can achieve consistent quality and dimensional repeatability across batches — critical for customer-facing products.

PA12 Industrial and PA 11.5 offer great durability and detail, while Flexa Performance is ideal for soft, flexible parts. The choice depends on whether you prioritize stiffness, impact resistance, or touch & feel.

Yes. With proper post-processing (like bead blasting or dyeing), SLS parts offer a clean, matte finish that looks and feels premium — ideal for presentation or sale.

Yes — SLS makes mass customization easy. You can print dozens of unique variants in a single job without any added cost or delay.

SLS reduces waste by printing only what you need and reusing unsintered powder. It also eliminates overproduction and long-distance supply chains. Combined with digital inventory and local production, it supports more environmentally conscious manufacturing strategies.

No. You print directly from your 3D model — no forms, no minimum order quantities, and no upfront tooling investment. This lowers the barrier to entry for launching a product or testing a new concept.

Yes — you can go from design to physical part in a day. It’s ideal for rapid prototyping, UX testing, or validating product ergonomics and aesthetics.

Very. SLS prints offer high mechanical strength and are suitable for wearables, tech cases, and household items that undergo regular use.

Not with Sinterit. Our ecosystem is optimized for ease of use — most product teams are up and running after a short onboarding.

Wearables, eyewear, accessories, tech enclosures, home décor, and limited-edition lifestyle products — all benefit from SLS’s speed and design freedom.

Yes. SLS parts can be dyed, painted, or coated after printing to match your brand aesthetics or improve surface protection.

SLS delivers more complex geometires, with higher isotropy and dimensional accuracy than FDM, and stronger parts with wider material selection than SLA.

Speed, flexibility and no risk of expensive iterations on injection moulds. You can prototype personalize and even launch without relying on third-party manufacturing.

Yes. With SLS, you can maintain a digital inventory and produce only what’s needed — ideal for limited runs or made-to-order strategies.