Our technology overview at a glance: 

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• From one-off parts to medium-volume production​

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• Broad compatibility with sinterable materials
  Suitable for metals and ceramics, with advanced process maturity demonstrated for copper, cobalt-chromium, stainless steel, alumina, and yttria-stabilized zirconia.

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• Clean internal channels
  Enables enclosed channels and complex internal geometries without trapped powder and without manual post-processing inside the component

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• Controlled surface structuring on complex geometries
  High design freedom and precise control of functional or decorative surface textures, including on curved and freeform surfaces.​

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• Adaptable resolution and build dimensions
  Resolution, surface quality, and component size can be tailored through the selected shell-printing system. Demonstrated (pre-optimized) surface roughness values reach Sa 1.2 µm for CoCr metal and Sa 0.7 µm for alumina ceramic.​

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• Volumetrically isotropic components
  Homogeneous three-dimensional material properties without an internal layer structure.​

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• No internal debinding defects
  The water-based slurry does not contain an excessive amount internal polymer-binder matrix that must be removed before sintering, ​

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• Verified geometrical versatility within a dimension of ca. 50 × 50 × 50 mm
  Successfully demonstrated with varying wall thicknesses, internal channels, and complex geometrical features.

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• High-density, low-porosity parts