SLA

Stereolithography (SLA) is an additive manufacturing process that builds models one layer at a time. With a UV light trailing the resin as it is printed, prototypes are cured (hardened) immediately after printing. CAD models provide data to the system, which traces each horizontal layer across the surface. After each horizontal layer is laid, the print tray lowers in the z-axis (height). The final step in the SLA process involves a final curation in a UV oven.

QC Mold SLA rapid prototyping services is a cost effective way to accelerate your product
development and decrease your time-to market. Outsourcing for services can save precious time if you are on a tight deadline. Employing QC Mold as your SLA service partner when your system is down, while CAD designers and product engineers could focus on the details necessary to produce high quality results.

SLA Process
Stereolithography (SLA) is an additive fabrication process utilizing a vat of liquid UV-curable photopolymer "resin" and a UV laser to build parts a layer at a time. On each layer, the laser beam traces a part cross-section pattern on the surface of the liquid resin.

SLA Benefits
Extremely Strong, Durable Models
Thin Walls
Many Finishing Options Available
Many High Caliber Materials to Choose From
One of the quickest forms of rapid prototyping
Accurate and robust parts

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