3D-printed door opener; stop COVID-19 spread (video)

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Materialise designed, published 3D design files for hands-free door opener; Sinterac 3D-printed some for their office on the Sintratec S2.

Some of the most contagious places in any building are door handles, which can contribute to the current spread of COVID-19, Materialise designed and published a hands-free door opener for the public, Sinterac printed some for their office on a Sintratec S2.

Materialise made the design file freely available for anyone for 3D printing or you can also order the part printed with Materialise’s SLS technlogy.

Another company working togther to stop the spreading of the coronavirus.