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SLA 3D Printing Services in Chennai
3Ding offers SLA 3D Printing Services that are suitable for a wide range of industries, including jewelry, dental, and medical industries, where high accuracy and precision are important. Our team of experts and advanced equipment ensure that each project is completed to the highest standards. If you're in need of a reliable and cost-effective solution for your prototyping and manufacturing needs, 3Ding is an excellent choice. In addition to SLA 3D Printing, 3Ding also offers other Services such as 3D Scanning, 3D Designing, SLA and SLS 3D Printing Services. Their goal is to provide their customers with the highest quality products and services at competitive prices.
Stereolithography (SLA) is a 3D Printing technology used in industry to produce concept models, cosmetic prototypes, and sophisticated parts with intricate geometry in as little as one day. SLA allows for a diverse range of materials, exceptionally high feature resolutions, and high-quality surface finishes.
SLA 3D Printing is most commonly used for:
Design your model with any CAD software or 3D scan data and export it in a 3D Printable file format (STL or OBJ). Each SLA printer comes with software that allows you to choose printing parameters and slice the digital model into layers for printing. When the setup is finished, the print preparation software transmits the instructions to the printer through wireless or cable connection.
The printing process begins after a quick check of the correct configuration, and the machine can operate unattended until the print is complete. The substance is automatically replaced by the machine in printers that use a cartridge system.
After printing, pieces must be rinsed in isopropyl alcohol (IPA) to remove any uncured resin from their surfaces. Some materials require post-curing after washed sections have dried, a process that allows parts to reach their maximum strength and stability. Finally, remove the supports from the components and sand the remaining support marks to get a smooth finish. For unique applications or finishes, SLA pieces can be simply machined, primed, painted, and assembled.
SLA (Stereolithography) 3D Printing materials are typically photopolymers that are sensitive to UV light. When exposed to UV light, these materials solidify and bond to the previous layer, forming the final 3D object. These materials have a wide range of properties, including flexibility, strength, and transparency, and are often used for creating prototypes and small-batch production parts. Some SLA materials are also biocompatible and can be used for medical applications.
Standard resins generate prints with great rigidity and resolution, as well as a smooth injection molding-like finish. Standard resin is great for concept modelling, rapid prototyping, and more aesthetic 3D Printing projects.
Tough resin, like ABS, was created for applications that require materials that can tolerate extreme stress and strain. This material will yield strong, shatter-resistant pieces as well as useful prototypes such as enclosures with snap-fit joints or robust prototypes.
Clear resin has mechanical qualities similar to ordinary resin, but it can be post-processed to achieve near optical transparency. Clear resin is suitable for displaying interior elements, LED housings, and fluidic devices.
Heat-resistant resin is appropriate for applications requiring strong thermal stability and operation at high temperatures. It also has a high impact strength, stiffness, and temperature resistance.
Parts requiring high flexibility (high elongation at break), minimal friction, and a smooth surface finish might benefit from durable resin. Durable resin is ideal for prototyping consumer products such as snap fittings, ball joints, and low-friction moving parts.
Rubber-like resins can generate parts with low hardness and high flexibility but fall short of actual rubber's performance. This material is great for prototyping wearables, multi-material assemblies, handles, grips, and overmolding.
Rigid resins are reinforced with glass or other ceramic particles, resulting in extremely stiff and rigid products with an extremely smooth surface finish. Molds & tools, jigs, manifolds, fixtures, electrical application housings, and automotive parts are all good candidates.
Materials
Photopolymer resins (thermosets)
Dimensional accuracy
± 0.5% (lower limit: ±0.10 mm) – desktop
± 0.15% (lower limit ± 0.01 mm) – industrial
Typical build size
Up to 145 x 145 x 175mm – desktop
Up to 1500 x 750 x 500mm – industrial
Common layer thickness
25–100 µm
Support
Always required (essential to producing an accurate part)
Aerospace
Medical
Automotive
Automation Equipment
Electronic Product
Construction
Education
Robotics
SLA (stereolithography) is a 3D Printing technique that uses a laser beam to solidify a liquid resin into a 3D object. The laser beam is directed at the surface of the resin, curing it and building up the object layer by layer.
SLA 3D Printers typically use photopolymer resins, which come in a variety of colors, materials, and properties, such as clear, flexible, high-temperature resistant, and castable.
SLA 3D Printers are capable of producing highly detailed and accurate prints with a resolution of up to 25 microns (0.025mm)
SLA 3D Printing is used in a variety of industries, such as jewelry, dental, aerospace, automotive, and prototyping.
SLA 3D Printing is known for its high resolution, fine detail, and smooth surface finish. It is also a versatile technology that can be used to print a wide range of materials and offer a wide range of properties for the final parts.
Yes 3Ding do offer 3D design services as well. We typically have a team of experienced designers who can create 3D models based on your specifications and requirements