SLA rapid prototyping is the abbreviated form of Stereolithography, additive manufacturing technology for creating models, patterns, production parts, jewelry items, dental implants, and educational tools. It's a laser-based technology that converts liquid resin into solid parts. It is affordable for engineering, product design, and manufacturing.
Stereolithography (SLA) is a powerful 3D printing technology growing in popularity because of its high resolution, accuracy, and ability to produce high-quality parts. In addition, it's suitable for creating small numbers of complex components, making it a popular choice for rapid prototyping and low-volume manufacturing.
SLA printers use a laser to solidify layers of liquid resin one at a time, building up the part from the bottom up. The laser beam is controlled by a computer, which slices the 3D model into thin layers. These layers are then printed one at a time, using the laser to cure the liquid resin into a solid object.
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SLA 3D printing can help your business upgrade the product development process with shorter turnaround times, improved accuracy, and reduced manufacturing costs. It's perfect for creating prototypes, models, patterns, and low-volume production parts. In addition, SLA is a robust process for creating highly-accurate tooling, jigs & fixtures, and casting patterns.
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