3D laser printing, often referred to as laser-based 3D printing or laser sintering, is an additive manufacturing process that utilizes a high-powered laser to selectively fuse or solidify powdered material, typically metals or polymers, layer by layer, based on a digital 3D model or design.

This technology offers exceptional precision and accuracy, making it suitable for applications that demand fine details and tight tolerances, such as aerospace components and medical implants. Unlike subtractive manufacturing methods that produce significant material waste, laser-based 3D printing generates minimal waste since it uses only the material necessary for the part.

3D laser printing is an advanced additive manufacturing technology known for its precision, materials versatility, and the ability to create complex and customized parts with reduced waste, making it invaluable for industries demanding high-quality components and innovative designs.