Many additive manufacturing technologies exist today, and one of them is selective laser sintering (SLS) 3D printing. It’s popular with manufacturers and engineers for its high productivity, low cost per part and reliable materials to build accurate aesthetic models and prototypes. SLS rapid prototyping can build prototypes from a range of plastics, but reputable service providers use either nylon (PA 12) or PA 12 glass-filled. Let’s explore the process to help you learn more about it and if it’s suitable for your next project.