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Rapid prototyping with high-precision resins

Rapid prototyping with high-precision resins

Stereolithography is a rapid prototyping technology that uses liquid resins solidified by an ultraviolet laser, creating extremely detailed and precise models. It is part of the Direct Printing (DP) techniques group and produces 3D objects obtained from the union of thin successive layers, achieving superior surface quality compared to other printing techniques.

Features

How stereolithography works

The process takes place in a tank containing liquid resin, which is solidified layer by layer by a UV laser. Thanks to a very fine layer thickness (25 microns), stereolithography allows obtaining models with high detail, smooth surfaces and great dimensional precision.

It is possible to create rigid opaque or transparent parts, with excellent mechanical characteristics. With the use of ceramic-enriched resins, even more resistant models can be produced, ideal for specific applications.

Developed applications

Appliances
  • Grids
  • Caps
  • Knobs
  • Burners
  • Wok Supports
  • Tanks
  • Distributors
  • Shut-off valves
  • Control valves
  • Pump body
  • Motor lantern
  • Nozzles
  • Valves
  • Grinders
  • Open Impellers
  • Closed Impellers
  • Single-channel Impellers
  • Diffusers
  • Circulators
  • Supports
  • Motor shields
  • Inverter boxes
  • Casings
  • Finned masses
  • Street lamps
  • Racing components
  • Aluminum frames
  • Engine cylinders
  • Cylinder heads
  • Brake calipers
  • Clutch cases
  • Engine cases
  • Gearboxes
  • Frame elements
  • Forks
Why Choose It

Advantages of stereolithography

High surface quality

The resin has a glass-like consistency, easy to finish and with very smooth surfaces, ideal for aesthetic and functional models.

Dimensional precision

This technique is particularly suitable for producing jigs, gauges and verification models, thanks to its accuracy.

Production flexibility

The working area is 400 × 400 × 400 mm, but it is possible to create larger objects through modular assembly.