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The versatility of silicone in 3D printing opens up new possibilities. Thanks to its thermal and chemical resistance, this material is suited for a wide range of applications, from prototyping to customized functional parts.

Leveraging the precision of 3D printing, the engineers at Ligier Automotive's design office have showcased an interesting case of silicone 3D printing

The first series of 3D-printed silicone object-artworks, “the great feelings,” marks the beginning of a collaboration between artist Franck Cazenave, engineer Thomas Batigne, and the Lynxter studio

The COMETE bag is finally on screen. Combining artisanal production with 3D silicone printing, this bag is showcased on the arm of Lily Collins, the main character of the Netflix series Emily in Paris

At Lynxter, Research & Development Engineer Brice Parilusyan advanced the field of soft robotics by using silicone 3D printing to merge soft sensors with actuators.

Can 3D printers print silicone? How does silicone 3D printing work? We understand you have many questions, and we have the answers.

Join Louis Pech from Enovis as he explains how the integration of the Lynxter S600D printer has given them a significant advantage in product development: more prototypes, faster iterations, and superior designs.

The armed forces increasingly rely on additive manufacturing. Various military groups and departments have integrated this technology to repair and enhance their equipment, recognizing its numerous advantages.

Lynxter 3D printers have been integrated into an ambitious medical research project, the PASSE project (Project for the Improvement of the Swall-E Simulator)

The strategic advantages, benefits, and the wide-ranging applications of these masks across various sectors, positioning them as essential tools for efficient and precise wet surface treatments.

Lynxter held its Open Day, an opportunity to invite its network and partners to explain the adoption of 3D printing in business and the use of silicone 3D printing

Silicone 3D printing on textiles is an innovation allowing designers to create unique and complex pieces. Customization, texture diversity, and durability are its strengths. Lynxter collaborates with designers to shape the fashion and design of tomorrow

Discover the transformation of our event banners into kits containing our 3D-printed demopieces, a local and eco-friendly collaboration with Zanzibar.