How Does Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) Work?
Direct metal laser sintering is a 3D printing process that produces metal parts by fusing atomized metal powder. Since parts are built layer by layer, the technology can create complex geometries with internal channels, holes, and organic features.
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