Our SLA 3D Printing Services
SLA (Stereolithography Apparatus) is a popular additive manufacturing process in resin 3D printing. It uses ultraviolet (UV) light to selectively scan a liquid photopolymer resin, initiating a polymerization reaction that transforms the resin from a liquid to a solid. By scanning the laser across each cross-sectional layer, parts are built layer by layer, resulting in high-precision components with detailed features and excellent surface finishes.
Production Capacity
1700mm*800mm*600mm
1-3 business days
±0.1-0.3mm/100mm
25-100 um
How does SLA 3D Printing Work?
SLA 3D Printing
Before printing begins, engineers slice the 3D model and define appropriate layer thicknesses to achieve the
required precision and surface finish.
During SLA printing, a build platform is immersed in a tub of liquid photopolymer resin. Based on the sliced
model data, a UV laser beneath the tub selectively cures the resin surface, initiating a photopolymerization
reaction to form the first layer of the part.
After each layer cures, the platform is raised, and a recoating mechanism (blade/roller) applies a new,
uniform layer of resin. The laser then cures the resin again. This cycle repeats until the part is fully
formed, resulting in a highly detailed and dimensionally accurate assembly.
Advantages of HLH SLA printing
Shorter Delivery Cycles
SLA typically offers higher forming efficiency and faster printing speeds for the same part compared to other 3D printing technologies such as FDM. It is particularly suitable for rapid prototyping and high-frequency iterative design processes.
Precise Printing Accuracy
SLA 3D printing layer thicknesses can be as small as 0.001mm, achieving extremely high printing accuracy and detail resolution. It is particularly suitable for prototypes and parts requiring high precision and surface quality.
Excellent Surface Finish
SLA 3D printed parts typically have a smooth surface finish, which reduces the complexity and time cost of post-processing to some extent. It is particularly suitable for prototypes or demonstration parts with high aesthetic requirements.
Complex Structural Designs
SLA 3D printing supports the manufacture of complex geometries, enabling the creation of overhangs, closed cavities, and smooth curved transitions—structures that are difficult to achieve with traditional manufacturing methods.
SLA 3D printing post-processing
3D printing surface finishes enhance the appearance, texture, and performance of printed parts. From smoothing to coating, surface finishes improve aesthetics, durability, and functionality, preparing parts for final use or display.
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