SINTX and Prodways form strategic partnership for ceramic Additive Manufacturing slurry supply

SINTX Technologies, Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, and Prodways Printers SAS have announced a deep technical partnership and ceramic slurry supply agreement. SINTX and its subsidiary Technology Assessment and Transfer, Inc, will supply ceramic-filled, additively manufacturable slurries to Prodways and will assist in process development and customer support. The scope of collaboration will allow an end-to-end workflow collaboration on advanced technical ceramics, including, in particular, casting applications.

Prodways looks to leverage SINTX’s silica and alumina-qualified slurries on the latest MovingLight machine generation, specifically developed for the demanding requirement of ceramic application. In particular, the machine will provide a unique combination of high resolution and build envelope while maintaining process scalability with flexible build envelope configuration and process-oriented parameters control.

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Ann Kutsch, General Manager of the SINTX-Maryland site, commented, “Our outstanding engineering team has six years of experience working with Prodways printers, and we have already used their equipment to commercialise multiple resin compositions and part designs. I expect that a more formal partnership will lead to some breakthrough developments and novel solutions for all our customers.”

Vincent Icart, CTO and COO of Prodways, added, “Prodways has had a very early exposure to ceramics 3D printing. Before this partnership, we were only supplying customers with internal capabilities development. We are thrilled to bolster our specifically developed MovingLight machineries with SINTX slurries, as our joint expertise will allow us to be an end-to-end solution provider for the most demanding ceramic printing applications.”

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