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Expanding possibilities: other fields of use for SLS 3D printing
SLS 3D printing is no longer confined to a specific niche. Thanks to its design freedom, material strength, and open devlopment potential, it enables advanced applications that fall outside traditional manufacturing or prototyping categories. These “other fields” are where innovation thrives — and Sinterit solutions are built to support them.
Experimental & open-ended research
Lisa X, with its open parameters and advanced software, empowers experimental workflows in materials, physics, biomechanics, and structural design. Researchers can tweak sintering settings, test new powder blends, or validate radical part geometries — all in-house and on-demand. Whether it’s lattice studies, bio-inspired structures, or student research projects, Lisa X provides a flexible platform that scales with curiosity.
Functional tooling for specialized industries
SLS also proves valuable in low-volume or custom tool creation for specific industries like food packaging, art restoration, energy, or robotics. Need a sensor casing with unique mounting? A jig that fits a hand-built device? SLS enables one-off precision manufacturing where no standard part fits the job.
Wearables, fashion & product customization
For companies exploring the intersection of fashion, ergonomics, and technology, SLS opens new territory. Designers can prototype or produce custom-fit wristbands, wearable tech housings, even conceptual pieces that merge art and function — without mold constraints or design limitations.
Eco-conscious production & HP Used strategy
SLS is inherently more sustainable than subtractive methods — and with Sinterit, you can go even further. Our printers are designed for high powder reusability, minimizing waste with every print. Through HP Used (rejected MJF powder), customers can either reuse their own powder no longer suitable for MJF or buy used powder from others — giving materials a second life and significantly reducing environmental impact. In an era where sustainability matters, this is a real competitive advantage.
…sky’s the limit with Lisa X
Lisa X isn’t just a printer — it’s a platform for engineering freedom. Whether you’re developing tomorrow’s aerospace system, experimenting with zero-waste production models, or building solutions not yet imagined, SLS gives you the precision and agility to get there faster. And with the growing network of Sinterit users sharing materials, settings, and ideas — you’re never innovating alone.
Yes. SLS is widely used in UAVs and aerospace for lightweight, high-strength parts like enclosures, ducts, and functional prototypes that must withstand vibration, airflow, or mechanical stress.
HP Used is a powder reuse and exchange strategy that lets you reprocess your own used MJF powder or source already-used powder from others. It’s an eco-conscious way to reduce material waste and embrace circular manufacturing.
Definitely. Lisa X supports open parameters, enabling researchers to modify sintering settings, develop new powder blends, and run complex test geometries — all in-house and repeatably.
Yes. Artists and product designers use SLS to create detailed, one-off pieces or customized series — all without molds or tooling. The design freedom is perfect for limited editions or experimental shapes.
Absolutely. Many service teams, museums, and labs print one-off holders, fixtures, or protective parts — tailored to very specific tasks, devices, or objects.
Not necessarily. While certified powders are important for regulated industries, open-parameter platforms like Lisa X allow safe experimentation with verified materials under your own testing protocols.
Yes. Designers can create ergonomic shapes, ventilated structures, and expressive geometries with durable nylon materials like PA12, PA11 or TPU— suitable for wearables, straps, or conceptual apparel.
No — Sinterit systems are easy to use even for small teams or creative professionals, especially with our guided software, pre-tested profiles, and automation-ready workflows.
If you value design freedom, mechanical performance, and independence from suppliers — SLS is likely a great fit. Let’s discuss your use case and see what’s possible.
Not really. With the right setup, materials, and creativity — there’s almost no limit to what can be built. That’s why we say: with Lisa X, sky’s the limit.