Photopolymer Additive ProcessNew. Built Right.

Precision SLA Resin 3D Printing for High-Detail Engineering & Aesthetics

Stereolithography cures liquid photopolymer resins with ultraviolet light to create injection-mold-smooth surfaces, crisp micro-features, and reliable snap-fit assemblies.

Free First-Enquiry DFM

We check suction cups, drain hole placement, and thin walls before machine curing.

Trial-Batch Pricing

Affordable small batches for visual approvals and functional fit verification.

Why Stereolithography Delivers Superior Resolution

Unlike extrusion-based methods that deposit heated plastic beads, SLA cures liquid photopolymers layer by layer with pinpoint UV light for isotropic material strength.

Isotropic Strength & Watertightness

Chemical cross-linking during photopolymerization creates unified solid polymers without the directional layer weaknesses typical of FDM.

• Watertight enclosures and internal fluid channels

• Uniform mechanical behavior along X, Y, and Z axes

• No visible staircase layer lines on shallow curves

Cosmetic Master Models

Parts emerge with smooth, semi-matte surfaces ideal for investor presentations, consumer electronics housings, and silicone casting masters.

• Sharp embossing and crisp text down to small fonts

• Excellent primer adhesion for painted finish models

• Ideal for silicone mold patterns (urethane casting)

Functional Tough Formulations

Beyond brittle display resins, modern engineering resins simulate the elongation, impact resistance, and snap-back of molded ABS and polypropylene.

• Tough Resin for repeatable snap-fit interlocking clips

• High-accuracy mating features for electronic connectors

• Controlled post-curing cycle for mechanical stability

SLA Technical Process Specifications

In adherence to our engineering honesty rules, we verify fine dimensional requirements on a per-geometry basis during DFM evaluation rather than advertising generic tolerance claims.

SLA Machine Capabilities & Limits

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All resin parts undergo automated ultrasonic solvent wash and controlled thermal/UV post-cure cycles.

Have fine internal capillary channels or precision snap-fits? Submit your CAD for direct review.

Offered Photopolymer Resins

Chemical resins matched to cosmetic presentation or functional mechanical loads.

High-Detail Photopolymer

Standard Resin

Flawless surface finish & sharp edge definition

Best for: Visual mockups, presentation models, jewelry patterns, and high-detail figurines.

Heat Resistance: 50°C

Mechanical Profile: Medium strength, very low flexibility, high surface hardness.

Engineering Photopolymer

Tough Resin

Simulates ABS mechanical toughness and fatigue resistance

Best for: Functional snap-fits, living hinges, mechanical enclosures subjected to cyclic stress.

Heat Resistance: 65°C

Mechanical Profile: High strength, medium flexibility, resilient under dynamic deflection.

SLA Technology FAQ

Everything you need to know when designing CAD for stereolithography.

Do hollow parts require drain holes?

Yes. Hollow geometries can trap uncured liquid resin and create suction cups during the peel cycle. We recommend designing drain holes of at least 2mm diameter on non-critical surfaces, or our engineers can recommend optimal locations during DFM review.

How do you handle post-processing and support removal?

All SLA parts are cleaned in an ultrasonic isopropanol bath to remove uncured resin, carefully stripped of support structures, and UV cured in a specialized chamber to reach final mechanical strength.

Can SLA resin parts be tapped or threaded?

While fine threads can be printed directly in SLA with high fidelity, Tough Resin can also be threaded or paired with glued threaded inserts for high-torque applications.

Elevate Your Prototype with High-Resolution SLA

Upload your CAD model today. Our manufacturing engineers will inspect your design and provide a detailed DFM review.