We have the right 3D printer for every application
Our broad portfolio of 3D printers consists of renowned suppliers and state-of-the-art technologies. These are rigorously and iteratively tested for their suitability so that customers can always choose from the best products available on the market.
With FFF/FDM, SLS and SLA, there are a variety of possible 3D printing technologies, each with their own special strengths. Our 3D printers from the manufacturers BigRep, CEAD, DWS Systems, Sinterit, WASP, Mimaki and Yizumi cover all of them.
CHROMOS 3D Solutions is your Swiss partner for 3D printing and can advise you on your purchase. So you can be sure that you are choosing the right printer with the right technology for your purposes.
What are 3D printers and what processes are there?
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METAL 3D PRINTER
As a leading provider of metal 3D printing solutions, we offer you the latest technologies and innovations for your demanding projects. Our metal 3D printers are characterized by precision, reliability and outstanding print quality and are designed for a wide range of applications.

Desktop Metal Studio System 2
With its unique combination of fused filament fabrication (FFF) and metal injection molding (MIM), the Studio System 2 enables the fast and efficient creation of prototypes for a wide range of designs. Immerse yourself in the next generation of metal fabrication - convenient, powerful and right in your office.
SLS 3D PRINTER
Print even the smallest details or moving parts without any support structures and choose from a wide selection of useful materials.
FDM 3D PRINTER
Rapid prototyping, toolmaking or final production, the possible applications of our large-format FDM 3D printers are almost unlimited and open up new opportunities and possibilities in the industries.
SLA 3D PRINTER
With SLA 3D printing you achieve the highest resolution and accuracy. Fine details can be printed without any problems. An SLA 3D printer is therefore ideal for functional prototypes, specific patterns, molds and fine tools.
PRODUCTION SYSTEMS
You need an ultra-small camera that is very light yet powerful - our board level cameras are perfect for these requirements.
COLOR 3D PRINTER
3D prints don't have to be colorless!
Add an extra dimension to your models and parts. Thanks to the latest inkjet technology, prints with 10 million colors are possible.
What are 3D printers?
3D printers are machines that can produce 3D objects completely autonomously using various materials. Many solid but also liquid materials are suitable. Plastics, ceramics or metals are often used. In industry, 3D printers are used to quickly produce spare parts, manufacture prototypes or produce other individual parts.
What different 3D printing processes are there?
There are many different 3D printing processes. The best-known processes are fused deposition (FDM), stereolithography (SLA) and selective laser sintering (SLS). All three have their advantages and disadvantages and are therefore suitable for different areas of application.
The fused deposition modeling (FDM) process
In this process, the filament, the printing material, is melted and applied layer by layer. The process is very simple and therefore cheaper than other methods. The material is also usually cheaper. However, this process has a lower resolution and accuracy in comparison. Due to these properties, an FDM 3D printer is ideal for creating simple prototypes and initial proof-of-concept models as well as for large-volume components.
The stereolithography (SLA) process
The SLA process uses a laser that hardens photopolymers to gradually create an object. This process enables the use of many different materials. This makes the process ideal for many different requirements. With SLA 3D printing, you can achieve the highest resolution and accuracy. Fine details can be printed without any problems. An SLA 3D printer is therefore ideal for functional prototypes, specific patterns, molds and fine tools.
The Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) process
The SLS 3D printing process also relies on lasers. Here, however, no liquid mass is hardened, but polymer powder is melted. This is done layer by layer. As the layers are very fine, this process takes a little longer in comparison. However, there are some advantages. For example, no support structures are required and the resolution is very precise. This saves material and makes post-processing easier. As a result, the costs are also lower. Furthermore, several parts can be produced in one print, which enables cost-effective production and reduces the printing time per component. It is even possible to produce fully functional connected parts. SLS 3D printers are suitable for companies that want to produce customized products or require functional prototypes. With the excellent mechanical properties of the materials, ready-to-use finished parts can also be produced.
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