SLA resin printing

SLA (Stereolithography) resin printing is a 3D printing technology that uses a liquid photopolymer resin as the printing material. The resin is cured or hardened by a light source, usually a laser or a UV light, to create the final 3D-printed object. SLA resin printing is a high-precision, high-detail printing method that produces smooth and highly accurate 3D prints with intricate details and fine features. The resin is typically housed in a tank, and a build platform is lowered into the resin. The light source then selectively hardens the resin in layers, building up the object from the bottom up. Once the printing process is complete, the object is removed from the resin tank and cleaned to remove any excess resin. The object is then cured using a UV light to fully harden the material.