
INDUSTRIAL Production Products of the year... (www.industrial-production.de)
2nd place, Additive Manufacturing category: Sintratec
Cold Metal Fusion is a 3D printing process in which SLS 3D printers from Sintratec are used to produce metal components. The process took 2nd place in the Additive Manufacturing category in the competition for Products of the Year 2024.

Formula Student Event (www.industrial-production.de)
In the fast lane with SLS 3D printing
The SAE Racing Team at Munich University of Applied Sciences designs and builds its own racing car every year as part of the Formula Student racing series and uses 3D printing, among other things. Niklas Rösler and his team also took part in the largest Formula Student event at the Hockenheimring.

Formula Student Event (www.polyformnext.de)
In the fast lane with SLS 3D printing
The SAE Racing Team at Munich University of Applied Sciences designs and builds its own racing car every year as part of the Formula Student racing series and uses 3D printing, among other things. Niklas Rösler and his team also took part in the largest Formula Student event at the Hockenheimring.

Nomination Products of the Year 2024 (www.industrial-production.de)
Sintratec: Cold Metal Fusion
Cold Metal Fusion is a 3D printing process in which SLS 3D printers from Sintratec are used to produce metal components. The process has been nominated in the Additive Manufacturing category in the competition for Product of the Year 2024.

SLS solutions from Sintratec (www.polyformnext.de)
All-material platform for sophisticated services
The Swiss 3D printing manufacturer Sintratec and Thes3D are entering the Greek market with new momentum. This makes Thes3D the first official provider of advanced SLS solutions in Greece, expanding the Swiss pioneer's sales and service network.

Sales partner in 3D printing (www.polyformnext.de)
Sintratec 3D printers reach South Africa
Solid Edge Technology and Sintratec are entering into a partnership. The South African 3D printing specialist is thus expanding its range to include Swiss SLS 3D printers and will become the first sales partner for Sintratec systems in South Africa.

Partnership with Sun Digital (www.industrial-production.de)
Sinatrec makes its printing debut in Mexico
Sun Digital, a provider of digital printing solutions in Mexico, is expanding its range to include industrial 3D printing. Among other things, the company is relying on the selective laser sintering (SLS) process from Swiss 3D printer manufacturer Sintratec.

Partnership with Sun Digital (www.polyformnext.de)
Sintratec makes printer debut in Mexico
Sun Digital, a provider of digital printing solutions in Mexico, is expanding its range to include industrial 3D printing. Among other things, the company is relying on the selective laser sintering (SLS) process from Swiss 3D printer manufacturer Sintratec.

SLS 3D printing (www.industrial-production.de)
3D printing drone supports fire department in operations
Every day, firefighters risk their lives in unknown environments. With the help of 3D-printed parts, David Häusermann and his team at Empa have spent six months developing and testing a heat-resistant reconnaissance drone. The "fire drone" is intended to support firefighters in their operations.

SLS 3D printing (www.polyformnext.de)
3D printing drone supports fire department in operations
Every day, firefighters risk their lives in unknown environments. With the help of 3D-printed parts, David Häusermann and his team at Empa have spent six months developing and testing a heat-resistant reconnaissance drone. The "fire drone" is intended to support firefighters in their operations.

3D printing at Kontakt-Simon (www.polyformnext.de)
Fast design for complex electronic products
The Polish company Kontakt-Simon uses the Sintratec S2 to produce prototypes for the electronics industry. Thanks to SLS technology, the research and development team can develop and verify its complex designs more quickly.

3D printing in glass processing (www.polyformnext.de)
Print your own spare parts
Lisec, a manufacturer of glass processing machines, uses 3D printing to produce components, spare parts and prototypes. For the past year, Benjamin Kaubeck's team has also been using a Swiss system for this purpose: the Sintratec S2.

Distribution by Solidpro (www.polyformnext.de)
Sintratec strengthens presence in Germany
Sintratec has entered into a sales partnership with the German additive manufacturing solution provider Solidpro. The Swiss provider of professional laser-sintering systems is thus aiming to expand its network in Germany.

Sintratec (www.polyformnext.de)
SLS systems go to France
The Swiss SLS manufacturer Sintratec is expanding its sales network in Western Europe through a new partnership with the French 3D printing specialist Kreos. This makes Kreos the first sales partner for the Sintratec S2 system in France.

3D printing in the classroom (www.polyformnext.de)
Augmented reality meets laser sintering
Augmented reality and 3D printing are being investigated as possible teaching materials of the future at the Zurich University of the Arts. For the project, Sintratec produced a 3D-printed replica of an archaeological find.

Medical technology (www.polyformnext.de)