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| Stereolithography
(SLA) is a process which produces a physical, detail, three dimensional
object from a 3D CAD file. First the CAD file is sliced into many parallel
horizontal layers(cross-section) . Afterward, a stereolithography machine
laser traces each layer onto a bath of photosensitive resin solidifying
the cross-section. The part is lowered into the bath and the next layer
is built above it. This process is repeated until the part is complete.
Producing a pre-production SLA prototype of a part can greatly enhance the geometric visualization of a product, verify form and fit, detect error early, and reduce design cost. Stereolithography is fast, allowing prototypes to be made in a matter of days, even for complex model. Benefits of Stereolithography Crisp, highly-detailed
pieces Aesthetic &
conceptual models SLA is really "Rapid Modeling" since the objects generated from existing photosensitive resins or photopolymers do not have the physical, mechanical or thermal properties typically required of end use production material. Rapid Prototyping and Direct Manufacturing are the next steps in fast, cost effective part production. This is cutting edge technology, which can be applied to almost every industry, including oil refining, petrochemical, power, marine, and municipal. Stereolithography can be a very practical and useful process in many situations. |
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