3D plastic printing

Using plastics for 3D printing is not a new idea. We’ve been producing plastic parts using 3D printing for more than 20 years now. Today, we are pursuing the clear goal of using the process on an industrial scale by using twelve large systems for SLA and SLS. We help our customers get the most out of additive manufacturing and give them the tools to manufacture parts more quickly, cost-effectively and easily. We use the same processes and techniques that are used in Formula 1 and will guide you through the entire operation, from the initial idea through to serial production.

When it comes to producing the best parts, we rely not only on our expertise and state-of-the-art technology, but also on the very best materials. For selective laser sintering (SLS), we have managed to incorporate Formula 1 technology into 3D printing and combine the best properties of PA12 with carbon fibres. The result is HiPAC, which impresses with its outstanding mechanical properties and a wide range of possibilities for post-processing.
Our aspiration is to continue to introduce developments to keep up with changing needs. That’s why we are constantly researching materials in order to meet the growing needs. Our in-house materials laboratory and our experienced material experts are on hand to offer support.

When manufacturing components, we leave nothing to chance. From the raw material through to the finished component, we monitor the entire process and are thus able to detect irregularities before they occur. The high level of process security and clear processes enable us to manufacture the best products – with unlimited reproducibility and premium quality. This has enabled us to turn additive manufacturing into a method that can be used on an industrial scale. Topics such as “production on demand” and the “digital supply chain” become tangible and applicable and are no longer a mere vision for the future.