Stereolithography (SLA)
A vat photopolymerisation process, Stereolithography or SLA for short, is commonly the base technology for LCD, MSLA and DLP. In simpler terms, resin printing. The liquid resin is cured using a UV light source or laser to create solid, highly detailed and accurate parts. Over the years specialised materials have continued to be developed to meet the ever-challenging requirements and demands of our engineering needs.
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Our Capabilities
Max Print Size
Prototyping: 127 x 80 x 150mm
Industrial: 1000 x 1000 x 600mm
Layer Thickness
25-100um
Standard: 50/100um (Material Dependent)
Our Stereolithography (SLA) Materials
We carry some of the widest range of materials in the region to meet some of the most demanding engineering requirements. Some notable materials are:
ESD
An opaque black photopolymer used in electronics manufacturing where components are needed to be protected from static discharge.
RG 9400 B FR
A rigid, halogen free flame-retardant material that can be used for production parts requiring UL 94 V-0 rating and meets EN45545 classification.
RG 3280
A ceramic-filled resin with exceptionally high stiffness and temperature resistance Highly ideal for rapid tooling, molding and industrial applications.
Bio-Med
A rigid clear biocompatible resin which can be disinfected with commonly used disinfectants and sterilised by steam sterilisation using an autoclave.
Beyond Bynd Quality Standards for SLA Parts
We have high standards for parts printed on our SLA platforms. Visual inspection is done on every single part
See how we manage quality.
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