Rapid Resin 3D Printing for Functional Prototypes & High-Detail Models

SLA 3D printing, or Stereolithography, is a technology that uses a UV laser to solidify liquid resin into precise plastic parts. This method is ideal for creating detailed prototypes and custom plastic parts.

Our standard turnaround time for SLA 3D printing services is 1-3 business days for most orders. However, larger orders may require additional production time.

Yes, our resin SLA printing service has maximum build volumes that vary depending on the technology used. We can produce large parts, with sizes up to 31 x 31 x 19 inches.

If you’re unsure about which resin material to select for your SLA 3D printing project, submit your project details to us. Our team will guide you to the most suitable resin for your needs.

Yes, we have a minimum order charge for our SLA printing services. This fee covers the technician’s time needed to analyze your order and prepare the 3D resin printer.

Absolutely! We provide discounts on batch production runs for larger quantities of custom plastic parts and instant orders, helping you save on costs.

We offer a variety of resin materials for our SLA 3D printing services, including options for creating durable and flexible plastic parts, making them perfect for functional prototypes and giant props.

SLA printing uses a laser to cure liquid resin layer by layer, resulting in high-resolution, smooth-surfaced parts. Unlike FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling), which uses a filament, SLA is better suited for complex designs and detailed prototypes. This method is particularly effective for creating custom plastic parts with precise dimensions and finishes.

Yes, our SLA printing services specialize in producing custom plastic parts tailored to your specific project requirements, whether it’s for prototypes or final products.

Yes, SLA prints can be strong, depending on the resin used. Many SLA resins are designed for durability and can withstand various stresses, making them suitable for functional prototypes and end-use parts. However, the strength can vary, so it’s essential to choose the right resin for your specific application.

Additive Plus uses the Kings 800 Pro SLA printer, which scans at speeds of 15 m/s. It features automatic layer detection for accuracy, unique settings for different layer thicknesses, and a full marble structure for enhanced stability. Its high-quality components ensure outstanding performance and improved print quality with precise recoating.

To reduce the cost of your 3D print, simplify your design, choose cost-effective materials, and consider printing multiple parts together to save on setup costs. For personalized advice, reach out to us by phone for a free consultation!

Resin SLA 3D printing offers high precision and smooth surface finishes, making it ideal for producing detailed prototypes and models. It’s perfect for creating intricate designs with tight tolerances, allowing for faster prototyping and testing.

Resin SLA 3D printing uses a liquid photopolymer resin, which is cured layer by layer with UV light, producing finer details and smoother finishes compared to filament-based 3D printing (FDM). Filament printing uses thermoplastic filaments, which are extruded and deposited in layers, making it suitable for larger prints but with more visible layer lines.

While resin SLA 3D printing is excellent for high-precision, small-batch production, it is typically not as fast or cost-effective as other 3D printing methods, such as FDM, for large-scale production. It is ideal for prototyping and small, detailed runs rather than mass production.

Parts made with resin SLA 3D printing can be quite durable, especially with the use of specialized resins designed for strength, heat resistance, or flexibility. However, they may not be as robust as parts made with other methods like injection molding or some filament-based 3D printing. Post-processing and proper resin selection play a significant role in the durability of these parts.

Industries that benefit from resin SLA 3D printing include healthcare (for detailed medical models and dental applications), aerospace (for lightweight and complex parts), automotive (for prototyping and custom parts), jewelry (for detailed designs and molds), and consumer goods (for product prototypes and small runs).

Resin SLA 3D printed parts may require post-processing to remove excess resin, such as cleaning with isopropyl alcohol (IPA), and curing under UV light to enhance their mechanical properties. Depending on the type of resin used, the parts may need to be stored or handled with care to avoid degradation due to UV exposure or environmental conditions.