Equipment for SLA additive technology - Stereolithography

Equipment for SLA additive technology - Stereolithography

Stereolithography (SLA) 3D printing belongs to a family of additive manufacturing technologies known as vat photopolymerization. These machines use a light source to cure liquid resin and transform it into hardened plastic. 

SLA 3D printing stands out for its ability to produce high-precision, isotropic, and hermetic parts. It offers a wide range of advanced materials that allow fine details and smooth surface finishes.
Build volume: 335 x 200 x 300 mm

Applications

Parts produced with SLA 3D printing have the highest resolution and accuracy among all plastic 3D printing technologies.
It also accelerates innovation and drives business in many industries: engineering, manufacturing, healthcare, education, jewelry, and more.

• - Rapid prototyping for engineering and product design
• - Jigs, custom tools, molds, and other production components
• - High-definition physical models
• - Biomedical devices

Materials

SLA 3D printers use resins, which are light-reactive thermosetting materials. The result are rigid geometries or flexible solidified geometries.

This competence belongs to the exhibitor: GOIERRI VALLEY