STEREOLITHOGRAPHY (SLA)
SLA Printing
Stereolithography (SLA) is an efficient 3D printing technology that enables the production of highly precise and durable parts. This technique is well-suited for direct end-use, low-volume production, and rapid prototyping. SLA prints are often higher in resolution compared to other printing methods, providing customers with intricate and refined parts.
SLA 3D printing Pros and Cons
Pros
- Smooth finished surface
- Can print clear/translucent parts
- High precision
- Fast: we can deliver parts in as little as 4 days
Cons
- Only resin/polymer materials
- Limited UV resistance if using resin as printing material
- Requires support structures
Benefits of SLA printing at Inpra
Fast Production
3D prints are delivered quickly to first-time customers within 4-8 days. For repeat customers, we can offer shorter delivery times through data warehousing and physical stock.
Huge Capacity
We provide you with the opportunity to get the parts you need faster than ever before. Whether you need to produce a single piece or a larger batch, we have the resources and expertise to meet your needs.
Quality Assurance
We invest in top-notch quality control to ensure that every part we produce meets the highest quality standards. Fast production doesn't mean compromising on quality - we are committed to providing premium 3D prints with short delivery times.
Progress Updates
All models are inspected before 3D printing. Once your order is confirmed, you will receive production updates.
SLA Manufacturing Specifications & Capabilities
- Lead Time
- Printing Area
- Layer Thickness
- Minimum Feature Size
- Tolerance
- Support Structures
- Description
- 4-8 days
- 219 x 123 x 250 mm (Standard)
- Up to 0.03-0.2mm0.2 mm
- ±0.5% (±0.2 mm) (Standard) ±0.5% (±0.15 mm) (Industrial)
- Yes, when it comes to protruding features
- Technology that produces highly durable, precise, and high-resolution parts
