Stereolithography

SLA, also known as vat photopolymerization, is a method of creating 3D objects using a light-emitting device (laser or digital light processing) that illuminates and cures a liquid photopolymer resin (thermosetting plastic) layer by layer. SLA has the ability to produce fine features and provide good surface finish with minimum stair stepping effect. Several photopolymer resins can be utilized with SLA: standard (rigid, opaque), castable, and clear, as well as flexible, high temperature, and dental, among others. High-fidelity rapid prototypes for testing, verification, and design of aeroelastic airfoils have been produced with low-stiffness resins, where model similarity between prototypes was highly desired. Cabin accessories such as console control parts with functional knobs as well as full size panels, seat backs, and entry doors have been produced with SLA standard resin. Castable and high-temperature SLA resins are used to fabricate mold patterns (indirect rapid tooling) and injection molds (direct rapid tooling), respectively. Prototypes of highly-detailed, fully transparent aircraft headlights are produced with SLA clear resins.

Advantage of SLA printing
High level of details
If you need accuracy, SLA is the additive manufacturing process you need to create highly detailed prototypes
Various applications
From automotive to consumer products, many companies are using Stereolithography for rapid prototyping
Design freedom
Design-driven manufacturing allows you to produce complex geometries

Several rapid prototype samples can be made from us ,such as gear, cup holder, juice machine accessory components ,many materials such as abs, Nylon 11,Nylon 12, silicon and other materials. We have enough capacities to support  you whatever small or big volume demand. Rapid prototype parts for the quick function check, and different strength component verification. Please contact us to let us know your request.