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Maximum data protection
Your data is in safe hands with us
34 years of experience
Resilient prototypes for your projects
Efficiency
Combination of versatility and material diversity
For every industry
From automotive to dentistry
Well advised
Reach your goal quickly with our experts
From Powder to Component
First, a thin layer of the desired material—often polyamide (nylon), but also TPU or various metals—is evenly applied to the build platform. The material is spread precisely using a recoater blade.
Powder layer in the SLS system.
A high-precision laser beam heats the defined areas of the powder layer to the sintering temperature. In these areas, the particles fuse into a solid structure without fully melting. The laser is computer-controlled, accurately reproducing the geometry of the component based on CAD data.
Precise monitoring of all processes.
Printed, robust and strong standard materials.
After the first layer is sintered, the build platform lowers slightly, and a new layer of powder is applied. This process is repeated until the entire component is built. The layer thickness typically ranges between 0.05 and 0.15 mm, enabling precise representation of even fine details.
Melting the SLS powder
After the build process is complete, the component must cool within the powder bed to prevent stress and deformation. The excess powder surrounding the component can then be removed and is often reusable. If necessary, post-processing follows to clean the component and, if needed, smooth or color its surfaces.
Cleaning the SLS component after removal from the powder bed.
Our case studies
Automotive
A body with class: We produced the master model for the body of the cult Evetta light electric vehicle on a 1:1 scale – with perfect milling and the finest surface finishing. Find out how.
Industry
The socket for the forest: We developed the prototypes for a type of powerbank for Stihl, which was put through its paces by forestry workers. A truly powerful project.
Aerospace
"Jena, we have no problem": Jena-Optronik commissioned MODELLTECHNIK to produce a 1:1 model of the Gateway Docking Port, which is needed for sensor tests in space applications.
Design
Timeless and dignified: Working with Samosa and our expertise in 3D printing, MODELLTECHNIK creates beautiful templates and design samples for individually designed funeral urns.
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