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Discover our outstanding SLA print service
Stereolithography (SLA) is a 3D printing technique used for high-end products where high demands are placed on accuracy and quality of the final product. The products are constructed from a resin (liquid) that is cured by a laser beam hitting the liquid. This results in a very smooth and sturdy product. This 3D technique is suitable for industrial products, but it is also widely used within the dental and medical sectors.
We have years of experience printing SLA resins. 3D printing with SLA offers top quality products with very smooth and sturdy results. There is a good variety of materials to choose from. Ranging from flexible resin to produce bendable parts to high temp resin which can withstand very high temperatures. The table below shows the technical specifications we offer when printing models with SLA.
Description | Specifications |
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Maximum print volume | 145 x 145 x 185 mm |
Layer thickness | 25-300 microns |
Standard delivery time | 5 business days |
Below is a list of the available 3D materials that can be printed by us using the SLA printing technique. Is the material you are looking for for your 3D project not listed? Please contact us.
Type | Description |
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Standard resin | The standard resin for SLA printing is available in black, gray, white and transparent and has a high quality finish with high accuracy |
Tough resin | Tough resin was developed to approximate ABS plastic, with similar tensile strength and modulus. Perfectly suited for functional prototypes as it is strong and break resistant. |
Flexible resin | Flexible resin has a shore of 80A. Use this versatile material to produce parts that need to bend and compress. Flexible is excellent for simulating soft-touch materials and adding ergonomic features to assemblies of multiple materials. |
Durable | Durable resin is designed to simulate polypropylene (PP) plastic, with similar low modulus and high impact strength. Use this wear-resistant, ductile material when parts require deformation and a smooth, glossy finish. |
Draft resin | Draft resin prints 3-4 times faster than other standard resins making it suitable for fast printing of large, bulky parts. With a layer height of 300 microns, it has acceptable accuracy for prototyping needs while enabling faster design iterations. Draft Resin is perfect for really fast prototyping and rapid printing of large or multiple parts. |
High temp resin | High temp resin is heat resistant up to and including 238 degrees Celsius and is specifically designed for parts that must withstand high temperatures. A common application is making molds. |
To achieve the best quality of your 3D product, it is advisable to consult our design rules. Herein you will find tips and tricks for designing a SLA 3D print. Do you doubt whether your model meets the standards? Feel free to contact us!
We help with the 3D design for your 3D print, when needed.
We choose the right 3D printing technique and material.
And get to work on your order right away!
We can help you prepare a fully functional 3D file!
What is SLA 3D printing?
SLA stands for Stereolithography, a 3D printing technique that uses a laser or UV light to harden liquid resin and create a 3D object layer by layer.
Do you have questions about the process of SLA? Feel free to send us a message. And be sure to check out our process for 3D printing with which we always guarantee the highest quality for our customers.
What materials can be used in SLA printing?
SLA printing uses different types of resin materials, such as standard resin, flexible resin, and even biocompatible resin for medical applications.
Want to know more or curious about the applicability of resin materials? Feel free to ask us your question.
What are the benefits of SLA 3D printing?
SLA printing offers unparalleled precision, smooth surfaces, and the ability to produce complex details and thin walls.
Is post-processing required after SLA printing?
In general, SLA-printed objects require minimal post-processing due to the high quality of the prints. The prints are cleaned at Vormz and the support is removed.
What are the maximum dimensions of objects that can be printed with SLA?
The maximum build volume may vary depending on the FDM printer. The maximum size is 192x120x245mm. Parts can also always be printed in parts, so no job is too big.
Have a question about your 3D project or which printing technique is most appropriate? Send us a message. Also check out our other 3D printing techniques.
How accurate is SLA 3D printing?
SLA printing is known for its high precision and accuracy, making it ideal for detailed models and prototypes.
Can you help me design a 3D model for SLA printing?
Absolutely! Our experienced design team is ready to help you create a 3D model that is a perfect fit for SLA printing.
What is the typical lead time for a SLA 3D printing job?
Turnaround time depends on the complexity of the project and the desired finish. We can give you an estimate once we know your specifications.
Please feel free to contact our team as well!
Can you print large volumes of SLA?
Yes, we have the capacity to produce large volumes SLA printed parts. Please contact us for more information.
What is the cost for SLA 3D printing?
The cost depends on the material, complexity and size of the object. Request a custom quote for more information.
Is your question not listed or would you like to know more about our services? Feel free to contact Vormz
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We contacted Vormz to print several prototypes. These were printed using the SLA technique. The accuracy and finish of the product were perfect and also had good dimensional accuracy. The communication with Vormz was excellent and he also gave good explanations about the printing method. Our parts were printed in such a way that the highest accuracy could be achieved. Definitely recommended for prototyping!
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