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New SLS Printer Suzy Arrives on the Market – How Does It Compare to Lisa X?

Sinterit has launched the Suzy, a fourth-generation SLS printer optimized for PA12 Industrial, with 35% higher speed and 75 μm layers. We compare this accessible solution with the Lisa X, which offers advanced control of 32 parameters and multi-material compatibility for R&D.
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The Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) 3D printing sector has just received a new innovation: the Suzy, the latest release from Sinterit. This new addition strengthens the brand's compact printer line, bringing more efficiency and accessibility to the SLS printing universe.

At NM3D Ibérica, we analyze this innovation and compare the Suzy with its predecessor, the Lisa X, to help companies and professionals choose the best solution for their projects.

Context and challenge

Advantages of SLS Technology

SLS technology is widely recognized for its ability to produce durable and precise parts without the need for support structures. Sinterit has stood out in this segment by offering solutions ranging from rapid prototyping to small and medium-batch production. Both the Suzy and Lisa X leverage these advantages, but their structural differences make them suitable for different user profiles.

The solution or technology

Suzy – Efficiency and Productivity

The Suzy represents Sinterit's fourth generation of SLS printers, designed to be an accessible and efficient solution for those seeking high performance in a simplified workflow. Focused exclusively on PA12 Industrial material, the Suzy is ideal for users who want an optimized process without compromising print quality.

Key Features of the Suzy

Optimization for PA12 Industrial – Calibrated configuration to ensure parts with excellent mechanical strength and smooth surfaces.

High productivity – With 35% higher printing speed, it enables build completion in up to 24 hours.

Precision and repeatability – Layers of only 75 μm and advanced temperature control ensure consistent results.

Lisa X – Versatility and Advanced Control

The Lisa X was designed for those who need greater control over the printing process. Compatible with various materials, including PA11 and third-party options, the Lisa X is the ideal choice for research and development, allowing detailed adjustments of up to 32 printing parameters.

Key Features of the Lisa X

Open platform – Possibility of advanced control over temperature, laser power, and model scaling.

Multi-material compatibility – PA11 CF, polypropylene, and elastomers are some of the supported options.

Industry 4.0 integration – Robust API and connectivity via Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and USB for industrial automation.

Industrial applications

Comparison: Choosing the Best Printer for Your Project

Both printers offer high performance, but their ideal application contexts differ:

When to choose the Suzy

- Projects with reduced budgets, such as startups and educational institutions.

- Efficient production of parts in PA12 Industrial.

- Need for speed and ease of operation.

When to choose the Lisa X

- Advanced prototyping and research in new materials.

- Printing with a wide variety of materials, including third-party options.

- Integration with automated industrial processes.

How NM3D can help

With the introduction of the Suzy, Sinterit demonstrates its commitment to making SLS printing more accessible and efficient. At NM3D Ibérica, we continue to bring the latest innovations to the Iberian market, ensuring our customers have access to the best 3D printing and metrology solutions.

If you would like to learn more about these technologies and which is the best option for your project, please contact us.

Contact

Email: sac@nm3diberica.com

Would you like to assess this solution for your application?

Discover which Sinterit SLS printer is the ideal solution for your project. The NM3D Ibérica team is available to help you choose between the Suzy and the Lisa X.

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