Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) is a rapid manufacturing process that builds three dimensional parts by using a laser to selectively sinter (heat and fuse) a powdered material. The process begins with a 3D CAD file which is mathematically sliced into 2D cross-sections. The part is built a layer at a time until completed.


Examples of work completed:

	Ideally used for form fit and function
	Eliminate tooling cost
	Resin type material, made from laser
	Smooth surface finish
	Multiple finishing options
	Stable, tough, consistent
	Ideal for end - use applications
	living hinges capability