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Color is often the final step that transforms a functional part into a premium product. The DM60 offers virtually unlimited color options through DyeMansion’s extensive color database.
Users can choose from:
Because every color recipe is precisely developed and managed by DyeMansion, users receive highly reproducible results regardless of production location or batch size. RFID-enabled cartridges automatically transfer process parameters to the machine, ensuring traceability and consistent quality across every run.
Unlike coating or painting technologies that add a surface layer, DeepDye Coloring penetrates the material itself. This provides several important advantages:
The result is a premium product appearance without compromising dimensional accuracy.
Many industries require more than aesthetics. They require compliance.
The DM60 supports certified colors and validated processes for applications requiring:
This makes the system particularly attractive for healthcare, medical devices, eyewear, transportation, automotive interiors, and consumer products where reliability and appearance must go hand in hand.
The DM60 is built for industrial throughput and repeatability.
Key Performance Highlights
The system is optimized for industrial environments where repeatability, throughput, and process control are critical.
The full potential of the DyeMansion DM60 becomes even stronger when combined with the Sinterit BIANCO2. As BIANCO2 can process white and natural SLS powders, it creates the ideal base for vibrant, high-quality coloring. Instead of being limited by grey parts, manufacturers can start with bright components and fully unlock the DyeMansion color palette.
Together, BIANCO2 and DM60 create a complete additive manufacturing workflow: Print → Depowder → Surface Finish → Color → Ready-to-Use Product. This setup enables users to produce branded products, medical devices, consumer goods, prototypes, and functional end-use parts with a premium appearance and strong visual impact.
By building a production cell around BIANCO2 and DM60, Sinterit customers can cover the entire journey from powder to finished product in one integrated workflow. This helps increase product value, expand application possibilities, reduce outsourcing, shorten time-to-market, and deliver visually outstanding parts directly from the additive manufacturing process.
The result is not just a 3D-printed component — it is a finished, customer-ready product.
The DM60 is an industrial coloring system for additive manufacturing that uses DeepDye Coloring (DDC) technology to create durable, high-quality colors on SLS and powder-bed fusion parts.
The system supports most commonly used PA12, PA11, and TPE materials. Additional material compatibilities are available upon request.
The DM60 offers virtually unlimited color possibilities, including standardized colors, over 170 RAL colors, Pantone options, automotive colors, neon colors, and custom color matching.
No. The dye penetrates the material rather than creating a surface coating, preserving the original geometry and dimensional accuracy of the part.
Yes. The DM60 is an excellent match for white and natural SLS parts, making it the perfect finishing solution for systems such as the Sinterit BIANCO2.
Yes. RFID-enabled cartridges automatically transfer process parameters to the machine, ensuring consistent, traceable, and repeatable results across production batches.
The DM60 is widely used in consumer products, healthcare, medical devices, automotive, industrial manufacturing, transportation, and custom end-use production.
Absolutely. The system is designed for industrial manufacturing and supports high-throughput production with scalable cartridge sizes and optional reusable cartridge solutions.
BIANCO2 can process white and natural SLS powders, providing the ideal base for vibrant coloring. Together, the two systems create a complete workflow from printing to finished, customer-ready products.
A typical coloring cycle takes approximately 150 minutes, depending on the material, color, and batch configuration.
















