SLS 3D Printers: Superior Series
Industrial Performance. Certified Safety. Designed for Efficiency.
The TPM3D Superior Series (S Series) sets a new benchmark in safety, reliability, and print quality. Engineered for industries that demand precision—from automotive and medical to aviation and education—the S Series combines compact design with advanced functionality and safety certification.
S Series 3D Printers
The S Series is TPM3D’s most versatile SLS printer lineup, offering models in various sizes to meet the diverse needs of industries like automotive, medical, and consumer products. From large format 3D printers for bulk production to high temperature models for advanced materials, the S Series is built to handle different applications with precision and reliability.
Build Chamber Size
320×320×380 mm / 250×250×380 mm
Watch the S Series in Action
Explore the core strengths of the S Series in this short video—from TÜV CE-certified safety to patented active cooling, versatile material support, and operator-friendly design.
Key Features at a Glance
TÜV CE Certified
Complies with stringent international safety and quality standards
PL-e Safety Level
Complies with ISO 12100 & ISO 14121 Standards
Patented Active Cooling
Shortens cooling time, reduces material aging
Compact Footprint
Fits easily into labs, workshops, and production lines
Top-Loaded Powder Feeding
Reduces machine footprint, lowers energy consumption
One-Stop Post-Processing
Streamlines part cleaning for a complete workflow
Replaceable Build Chamber
Boosts efficiency and simplifies post-processing
Why Choose the S Series 3D Printers?
Designed for demanding sectors like automotive and healthcare, the S Series delivers strong, precise parts with consistent quality. Compatible with a wide range of high-performance SLS materials, the S Series is a reliable solution for industrial SLS 3D printing.
Broad Material Support
Print with industry-ready SLS materials, including PA11, PA12, PA6, PP, TPU, and PEEK.
Proven Performance Across Industries
The S Series 3D printers are widely adopted for both prototyping and end-use part production in key sectors, including Automotive, Medical, Education & Creative, Aerospace, Material R&D, and more.
