Polyjet 3D Printing Explained
Looking for highly-detailed parts with a smooth finish? Learn all about what PolyJet printing can and can’t do.
SLA works by utilizing the principles of photopolymerization.
The additive manufacturing process begins with a vat of liquid resin selectively cured by a UV light source, solidifying one layer at a time.
The build platform gradually moves, curing and fusing each layer. This precise layering process produces highly accurate, intricate parts with smooth surface finishes.
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