SLA 3D Printing Service Supplier-Custom SLA Printed Parts-Full-Linking

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What is Stereolithography (SLA)?

Stereolithography SLA

Stereolithography (SLA) is a pioneering 3D printing technology that uses a UV laser to cure liquid resin into solid objects. Known for its precision and smooth surface finish, SLA is ideal for creating detailed prototypes and intricate designs.

SLA Capabilities

High Precision

Achieves exceptional detail with layer thickness options as fine as 0.025 mm.

Build Size

Capable of creating parts up to 500 x 500 x 500 mm, suitable for a variety of applications.

Advantages of SLA

Superior Surface Finish

Parts exhibit smooth textures, making them ideal for visual prototypes and models that require a high level of detail.

Rapid Prototyping

Fast turnaround times for complex designs, allowing for quick iterations.

Materials

Full-Linking offers a wide variety of materials for CNC Machining including both metals and plastics. Please see the list for a sample of the materials we work with.

Plastics: Castable Resins,Flexible Resins,Tough Resins,Standard Resins

What Finishes are Available for SLA?

Finishing processes not only improve the appearance of parts but also enhance their durability, resistance to wear and corrosion, and overall functionality. Proper finishing can significantly extend the lifespan of components and improve their performance in various applications.

Post-Curing

After printing, SLA parts can undergo UV post-curing to enhance their strength and stability, ensuring better performance in functional applications.
Sanding and Polishing

Similar to FDM, SLA parts can be sanded and polished to achieve a high-gloss finish, making them suitable for display models.
Painting

SLA parts can be painted with specialty resin paints or acrylics, allowing for vibrant colors and detailed finishes.
Clear Coating

Applying a clear coat can enhance the surface finish and provide additional protection against scratches and UV damage.