Selective Laser Sintering Sla Sls Prototype

Selective Laser Sintering Sla Sls Prototype

The SLS 3D Prinitng Selective Laser Sintering uses extrusion technology. Some architectural 3D printers look like oversized desktop FFF/FDM SLS 3D Prinitng Selective Laser Sinterings (gantry style), while others consist of rotating robotic arms. In both cases, a pasty component such as concrete is used as the filament. The material is pushed out of a special nozzle to form layers. Simply put, batter extrusion is similar to using a piping bag to spread frosting on a cake. The printer creates the foundations and walls of a house or building layer by layer. The ground is actually the build plate of the printer. However, some concrete SLS 3D Prinitng Selective Laser Sinterings are used to 3D print brick molds. Once formed, the bricks are manually (or using a robotic arm) stacked on top of each other.

Selective Laser Sintering - Sls

In the printing process of the SLS equipment, a high-power laser is used to fuse small particles of plastic powder into the required three-dimensional shape. The laser selectively fuse powder materials by scanning the three-dimensional data section on the surface of the powder bed. After scanning each section, the powder bed is reduced by a layer of thickness, a new layer of material is added to it, and the selective laser sintering process is repeated until the part is completed.
SLS 3D Printing can be used not only for the prototype design of functional polymer components, but also for small production runs because it has high design freedom, high precision, and produces parts with good and consistent mechanical properties.