Stereolithography (SLA) is a high-speed and high-precision 3D printing technology. Details are printed using a UV laser and a liquid photopolymer, cured by UV radiation-“photopolymer”. The laser beam is controlled to scan the surface of the liquid resin, so that the surface of the liquid resin hardens, forming the scanned film of the cross section of the part. After curing one layer, cover the newly formed layer with another layer of liquid resin and continue scanning to harden and combine it with the cross section of the previously rejected part. This happens forward and backward, a layer by a layer to print a full three -dimensional part.

Stereolithography (SLA) is a high-speed and high-precision 3D printing technology. Details are printed using a UV laser and a liquid photopolymer, cured by UV radiation-“photopolymer”. The laser beam is controlled to scan the surface of the liquid resin, so that the surface of the liquid resin hardens, forming the scanned film of the cross section of the part. After curing one layer, cover the newly formed layer with another layer of liquid resin and continue scanning to harden and combine it with the cross section of the previously rejected part. This happens forward and backward, a layer by a layer to print a full three -dimensional part.

Stereolithography (SLA) is a high-speed and high-precision 3D printing technology. Details are printed using a UV laser and a liquid photopolymer, cured by UV radiation-“photopolymer”. The laser beam is controlled to scan the surface of the liquid resin, so that the surface of the liquid resin hardens, forming the scanned film of the cross section of the part. After curing one layer, cover the newly formed layer with another layer of liquid resin and continue scanning to harden and combine it with the cross section of the previously rejected part. This happens forward and backward, a layer by a layer to print a full three -dimensional part.

Stereolithography (SLA) is a high-speed and high-precision 3D printing technology. Details are printed using a UV laser and a liquid photopolymer, cured by UV radiation-“photopolymer”. The laser beam is controlled to scan the surface of the liquid resin, so that the surface of the liquid resin hardens, forming the scanned film of the cross section of the part. After curing one layer, cover the newly formed layer with another layer of liquid resin and continue scanning to harden and combine it with the cross section of the previously rejected part. This happens forward and backward, a layer by a layer to print a full three -dimensional part.

Stereolithography (SLA) is a high-speed and high-precision 3D printing technology. Details are printed using a UV laser and a liquid photopolymer, cured by UV radiation-“photopolymer”. The laser beam is controlled to scan the surface of the liquid resin, so that the surface of the liquid resin hardens, forming the scanned film of the cross section of the part. After curing one layer, cover the newly formed layer with another layer of liquid resin and continue scanning to harden and combine it with the cross section of the previously rejected part. This happens forward and backward, a layer by a layer to print a full three -dimensional part.

Stereolithography (SLA) is a high-speed and high-precision 3D printing technology. Details are printed using a UV laser and a liquid photopolymer, cured by UV radiation-“photopolymer”. The laser beam is controlled to scan the surface of the liquid resin, so that the surface of the liquid resin hardens, forming the scanned film of the cross section of the part. After curing one layer, cover the newly formed layer with another layer of liquid resin and continue scanning to harden and combine it with the cross section of the previously rejected part. This happens forward and backward, a layer by a layer to print a full three -dimensional part.

Stereolithography (SLA) is a high-speed and high-precision 3D printing technology. Details are printed using a UV laser and a liquid photopolymer, cured by UV radiation-“photopolymer”. The laser beam is controlled to scan the surface of the liquid resin, so that the surface of the liquid resin hardens, forming the scanned film of the cross section of the part. After curing one layer, cover the newly formed layer with another layer of liquid resin and continue scanning to harden and combine it with the cross section of the previously rejected part. This happens forward and backward, a layer by a layer to print a full three -dimensional part.