Sinterit is a leading manufacturer of compact and industrial Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) 3D printers, designed for high-precision prototyping and small-batch production.
Sinterit is a pioneering technology company headquartered in Krakow, Poland, specializing in the development and manufacture of Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) 3D printers. Established with the mission to make advanced SLS technology accessible to a broader range of professionals, Sinterit bridges the gap between low-cost desktop printers and large, expensive industrial machines.
The company's flagship products include the Lisa, Lisa PRO, and Lisa X printers, which are renowned for their compact footprint, affordability, and ability to print complex mechanical parts without support structures. Sinterit provides a complete additive manufacturing ecosystem that encompasses not only 3D printers but also dedicated Powder Handling Stations (PHS), post-processing tools, and a variety of specialized powder materials. Their solutions are widely used in automotive, medical, engineering, and educational sectors for functional prototyping and end-use part production.
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User manuals, facility preparation guides, and software instructions for Sinterit products like the Lisa X and Lisa PRO can be downloaded from the official Sinterit Support website.
You can contact Sinterit technical support via email at support@sinterit.com, by phone at +48 570 702 886, or through the contact form on their support page.
Routine maintenance includes cleaning the laser protective glass with alcohol, emptying the overflow bin, cleaning the print chamber guides, and correctly positioning the beds before each print.
Sinterit printers support a variety of powders, including PA11, PA12, TPE, and TPU. Specific compatibility depends on the printer model (e.g., Lisa, Lisa PRO, or Lisa X).