Most additive manufacturing ( AM ) techniques have in common that material is spread out as thin layers of a dried powder/granulate by a roller or a shaker system. These layers are mostly characterized by a low packing rate. On the other hand, appreciable densities can be reached by the use of ceramic slurries. In this context, the layer‐wise slurry deposition ( LSD ) has been developed. Specific features of the LSD process are reflected on the basis of already existing additive manufacturing technologies. The microstructure of laser‐sintered bodies will be discussed, and strategies for an improved microstructure during sintering will be introduced.
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