No. Microjet printers use a binder (like a glue/epoxy) with powders (usually ceramic) and sometimes add colors as well to achieve the end product. SLS uses a

No. Microjet printers use a binder (like a glue/epoxy) with powders (usually ceramic) and sometimes add colors as well to achieve the end product. SLS uses a laser to melt together (sinter) the powder (in this case nylon, but could also be metal). They are both powder-based, but the method of turning the powder into the end result is quite different.