The Future of Camera Accessories? 3D printing a flexible Tilt Head For our “edelkrone” video slider, we 3D printed an adjustable camera head with PA12 on the Sintratec S2. The assembled piece allows for more creative freedom and flexibility when setting up slider shots. Previous Next A 3D printable camera head Edelkrone is a company …
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Baptism of fire for Sintratec SLS 3D parts The Laboratory of Sustainability Robotics of the Swiss Empa institute develops a special drone for firefighting operations. Lightweight, stable and temperature resistant parts manufactured with SLS 3D printing is the key to success. https://youtu.be/lQNz_WEl2vQ David Häusermann is a research engineer at Empa’s Laboratory of Sustainability Robotics. Materials …
Additive Manufacturing sparks innovation Polish company Kontakt-Simon SA uses the Sintratec S2 to build advanced prototypes for the electrical sector. Thanks to the Selective Laser Sintering technology, the R&D team can rapidly develop and verify their complex designs. Over 100 Years of Experience Founded in Poland at the beginning of the 20th century, Kontakt-Simon SA …
SLS technology on a mission to Mars? Students from the University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland (FHNW) build a functional Mars rover using SLS 3D printed parts and take 6th place at the European Mars Rover Challenge (ERC) in Poland. International Space and Robotics Contest For the first time in the history of the University …
Leading the Charge with Selective Laser Sintering At Schneider Electric SE, machine components, wear parts, and prototypes are manufactured with the help of 3D printing. To further advance product development, Brandon Alves and his team use a Sintratec S2.https://youtu.be/cS4zlIwZpCQ A global player from France Grenoble, at the foot of the French alps. The valley between …
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From prototypes to cutting-edge shears At INFACO the next generation hand power tools for agriculture are designed and manufactured. To speed up product development, the French company relies on modern technologies like Selective Laser Sintering (SLS).https://youtu.be/RcsRVp9R8Us Almost 40 years of expertise In 1984 the first electric scissors were invented by Daniel Delmas, the founder of …
Bringing production up to speed with SLS At the ‘Atelier Gorge de Loup’ in Lyon, students undergo hands-on training for technical professions. To respond better to their client’s needs, Denis Brude and his team are also including modern 3D printing equipment like the Sintratec S2 into their workshop. An unconventional private school L’Atelier d’Apprentissage de …
Building a rear rack for a suspension bike Development engineer Peter Kümmerli is a true expert when it comes to combining SLS parts with other materials and turning them into real life solutions. In a recent project he constructed a custom rear carrier and side stand for an electric suspension bike.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKYJBm-d0wA With the help of …
Replacing car parts with SLS 3D printing Injection molded components are common inside cars. But what if they break and there are no spare parts available? That is exactly why our colleague replaced the latch lid clip of his center console with an SLS 3D printed PA12 part – precise, robust and durable.
The Sintratec Shoe Design Contest 2022 At the beginning of this year, we launched the Sintratec Shoe Design Contest. After receiving an overwhelming amount of creative and original footwear designs, we would now like to present our 3 winners. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CzixCTSQehE The Winners Of all the submissions we picked and 3D printed three designs that convinced …
