Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) is an additive fabrication technology similar to SLA and other RP technologies. The material used in the SLS process is a powder, typically a ”nylon-like” material. SLS parts are typically very robust, accurate and able to withstand moderately high temperatures. Although Morris Technologies does not run the SLS technology inhouse, we are strategically partnered with carefully selected companies that meet our stringent quality and service requirements.

Often we will provide additional value to outsourced SLS parts by finishing parts to client specifications or performing other additional processes on the parts. SLS parts are generally built in 0.004" or 0.006" layers and parts as large as 22" x 22" x 30" can be built in ”one piece”.