Closing the Post-Processing Gap

The VX1 system is powered by DyeMansion's proprietary VaporFuse Surfacing (VFS) technology, which uses 'safe and sustainable' solvent technology to produce high-gloss, water-repellent surfaces with 'consistent, repeatable results.' This integration aims to address a common challenge in additive manufacturing, where the printing process is just one part of the production journey.

What the Companies Say

"This partnership brings together Sinterit's accessible and flexible SLS 3D printing ecosystem with DyeMansion's leading industrial post-processing technologies, enabling companies to configure complete manufacturing solutions tailored to their specific needs," said Łukasz Adach, CFO at Sinterit. "From printing to surface finishing and colouring, Sinterit customers now gain complex access to professional post-processing capabilities that were previously only available in large industrial environments through a seamlessly integrated workflow."

The collaboration is designed to provide a more streamlined experience for users, offering them the ability to achieve high-quality finishes without needing to rely on separate processes or equipment.

A Large Installed Base, and More Hardware on the Way

Felix Ewald, CEO and co-founder of DyeMansion, highlighted the potential reach of the partnership:

"Sinterit has built an impressive customer base across 80 countries in the last 10 years, and this partnership opens up a significant opportunity to bring DyeMansion's post-processing quality to those users."

Ewald also confirmed a product roadmap milestone:

"With the VX1 and the compact Powershot – launching at Formnext 2026 – we make industrial grade-surface quality accessible to every customer, regardless of production scale."

For manufacturing professionals, the key takeaway is that a printing platform and an industrial finishing line are now being sold as one integrated package, with additional compact hardware set to be unveiled at Formnext 2026.