SLA, also known as stereolithography, is a form of additive manufacturing that uses vat photopolymerisation technology. Objects are produced by selectively curing polymer resins layer by layer using ultraviolet (UV) laser beams. This advanced process produces parts with outstanding surface finish, precision, and detail compared to other common 3D printing methods.
Unlike extrusion based FDM 3D printing that melts filament, or powder-based systems like SLS that sinter powder, SLA uses a liquid photopolymer which is solidified very precisely where it’s needed. The result is smooth surfaces, tight tolerances and clean geometries straight off the 3D print bed
An ‘ABS Like’ resin that offers our most cost effective material solution for the additive manufacture of large components. Combining excellent surface detail, incredible accuracy and durability, this SLA material is a widely uesed versatile material
High Temp 220D is a high-temperature SLA photopolymer resin developed for components that require dimensional stability and mechanical performance at elevated temperatures. When correctly post-processed, parts can achieve a heat deflection temperature (HDT) of up to 227°C.
