Photopolymer 3D printing (SLA – Stereolithography) — additive manufacturing technology in which a photopolymer in a container is selectively cured using a light-activated polymerization process.

More than 20 types of materials:

Rigid, flexible, for prototyping, transparent, etc.

SLA 3D printing can be used to produce highly detailed parts and prototypes in a variety of industries:

  • medical;
  • jewelry;
  • automotive;
  • aerospace;
  • to produce molds for casting;
  • to produce technological equipment;
  • other industries to produce high-quality prototypes and precision products from various materials.

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Order 3D printing using SLA technology

Specifications:

  • Technology - LFD.
  • Build field – 200x125x210 mm.
  • Layer height – 25 - 300 µm.
  • Resolution (X, Y) – 50 µm.
  • Printing speed 40-100 mm/h.

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