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What is SLA?
Stereolithography [SLA]

Stereolithography (SLA) starts with a vat of liquid photopolymer or resin that is cured by a digital light source as it repeats this process to build parts layer by layer.

Stereolithography [SLA]

Our Services

Upload custom models for functional. high-performing 3D pieces. Take the guesswork out of manufacturing development with 3D printed prototypes for meetings, testings and perfection of final parts.

Ready-to-manufacture 3D prints with one step production from raw material to final part.

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Materials for SLA 3D Printing

Material

Industrial, ABS-Like

Description

  • Rigid, tough
  • Black appearance
  • Excellent surface finishing

Material info
About Industrial, ABS-Like

Industrial, ABS-Like (Rigid product line) is a medium viscosity, highly reactive photopolymer resulting in rigid multipurpose parts. It’s typically used for functional prototypes, jigs & fixtures and very detailed parts.

Unlike many traditional photopolymers for 3D printing, Industrial, ABS-Like is environmentally stable and maintains its mechanical properties even when exposed to UV light or humidity. Printed parts exhibit high green strength and accuracy with no moisture absorption.

Color & Finishes

Clear
Black
elipse
Grey
White
Supports removed and lightly sanded

Technology

Download Datasheet

Material Properties

Tensile modulus

1890 – 2440 MPa

Tensile Strength Z

45 – 47 MPa

Elongation at break

6 – 13%

Flexural strength

75 – 78 MPa

Flexural modulus

2.26 – 2.37 GPa

Hardness (Shore D)

86

Walls

Supported Wall Thickness Min
1.0 mm
Unsupported Wall Thickness Min
2.0 mm

A supported wall is connected at least on two sides of the wall, while an unsupported wall is connected only on one side of the wall.

Walls that do not meet the minimum requirements may not survive printing and cleaning processes. Additionally, models may still be rejected based on the wall geometry of the model.

Please consider the size of your model and reinforce the walls or add support structures as needed as minimum guidelines will not always be adequate for large models.

Wires

Supported Wires Min
0.7 mm
Unsupported Wires Min
0.8 mm

A wire is a circular, rectangular or even triangular feature that is thinner in its unconnected directions than its length. A supported wire is connected at least on two sides of the model, while an unsupported wire is connected on one side of the model.

Wires that do not meet the minimum requirements may not survive printing and cleaning processes. Additionally, models may still be rejected based on the wire geometry of the model.

Please consider the size of your model and reinforce the wires or add support structures as needed as minimum guidelines will not always be adequate for large models.

Details

Details Min Embossed
0.5 mm
Details Min Engraved
0.5 mm

For text, the ratio between width and depth, should be 1:1 and sans-serif fonts are preferred for line weight consistency.

Escape Holes

Single Escape Hole Diameter (Min)
6.0 mm
Multiple Escape Hole Diameter (Min)
3.00 (mm)

Escape holes are necessary to empty the support material of a hollow model. Two escape holes at the opposite ends of the model is optimal for the support removal process.

Please consider the size of your model and make the escape holes bigger or add more escape holes as needed as minimum guidelines will not always be adequate for large models.

A single escape hole at the end of a cavity will not allow material in the corners near the escape hole to fully escape. So we recommend multiple escape holes at both ends of the cavity.

Clearance

Min
2.5 mm

Clearance is the space between two individual parts in a model.

If the space among the individual parts do not meet the minimum clearance, then parts can fuse together or can be difficult to clean.

This is important for movable pieces like hinges, gears, etc.

Interlocking & Enclosed Parts

Interlocking
No
Enclosed
No

Design Guidelines

Bounding Box
Bounding Box (Standard)
165 x 132 x 80 mm
Bounding Box (Industrial)
736 x 635 x 533 mm

The bounding box is a 3D imaginary outline of a box that encloses the smallest area occupied by your model.

Your model must be within the minimum and maximum bounding box sizes. If the size of the model is close to the maximum bounding box, then the printing orientation will be restricted.

Parts in File

Up to 50

Accuracy

Tolerance ±0,5% (±0,2 mm) (Standard)• ±0,5% (±0,15 mm) (Industrial)

For example: a product with dimensions of 50x50x100 mm can be 0.15 mm + 0.0015*100 mm = 0.3 mm bigger or smaller in any direction.

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