Nazdar 3D

Nazdar L3D inks have been designed for excellent performance in High Speed Sintering (HSS) 3D-printing applications. Unlike other 3D-printing methods, HSS offers industrial-level production potential, due to its output speed capabilities.

HSS printing begins by depositing a fine layer of powder onto the bed surface of an HSS machine. An inkjet printhead passes across the layer, depositing the L3D inks (infrared light-absorbing fluids) directly onto the powder surface. The surface is irradiated with infrared light, causing the “printed” areas to melt (sinter); the unprinted areas remain as powder. A new layer of powder is added, and the process is repeated, layer-by-layer, until the 3D-object is complete. The un-sintered powder is removed to reveal the final, printed component.

This next-generation process offers the ability to create an entire printing-bed of objects at once, allowing for faster creation of multiple 3D-printed objects.