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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › StereolithographyStereolithography - Wikipedia

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   Stereolithography or "SLA" printing is an early and widely used 3D printing technology. In the early 1980s, Japanese researcher Hideo Kodama first invented the modern layered approach to stereolithography by using ultraviolet light to cure photosensitive polymers.

2. www.hubs.com › knowledge-base › what-is-sla-3d-printingWhat is SLA printing? The original resin 3D print method - Hubs

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   Stereolithography (SLA) is an additive manufacturing process that belongs to the vat photopolymerization family. Also known as resin 3D printing, there are three main 3D printing technologies associated with vat polymerization: SLA, DLP and LCD.

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   What is a 3D SLA printer?

   • A few days before the American, a trio of French researchers composed of Jean-Claude André, Olivier de Witte, and Alain le Méhauté filed a similar patent on behalf of the Alcatel group, a patent that has since fallen out of use. 3D SLA printers use liquid printing material and a UV protection cover (usually orange, green, red or yellow).

   Your Guide to Stereolithography (SLA) in 3D Printing - 3Dnatives

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   What are the characteristics of SLA 3D printing?

   • The main characteristics of SLA 3D printing are the necessary support structure, curling and layer adhesion. A support structure is always required in SLA. Support structures are printed in the same material as the part and must be manually removed after printing. The orientation of the part determines the location and amount of support.

   What is SLA printing? The original resin 3D print method

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   What 3D printing technologies are used in VAT polymerization?

   • Also known as resin 3D printing, there are three main 3D printing technologies associated with vat polymerization: SLA, DLP and LCD. The three technologies all use a light source to cure a photopolymer resin but with the following differences: Stereolithography (SLA) uses UV lasers as a light source to selectively cure a polymer resin.

   What is SLA printing? The original resin 3D print method

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   What is the difference between SLA & DLP 3D printing?

   • This enables DLP to scan through entire objects at a quicker pace than SLA, as it can do the entire layer at once, unlike SLA. However, DLP is unable to 3D print with as high resolution, and are more limited in how many parts that can be printed simultaneously.

   Stereolithography: Everything You Need To Know About SLA 3D Printing

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4. formlabs.com › blog › ultimate-guide-toGuide to Stereolithography (SLA) 3D Printing | Formlabs

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   Stereolithography, also known as vat photopolymerization or resin 3D printing, is an additive manufacturing process where a light source cures liquid resin into hardened plastic. SLA 3D printing offers the fastest speed, highest resolution and accuracy, sharpest details, and smoothest surface finishes of all 3D printing technologies.

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   Feb 20, 2024 · Stereolithography, or SLA, was the first 3D printing process invented, the first patent having been filed in 1984 by Charles Hull and granted in 1986. Since then, SLA has become a dominant technology, with SLA 3D printers taking over markets such as hearing aids and dental orthodontics.

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7. www.sculpteo.com › en › 3d-learning-hubGuide to Stereolithography: What is SLA 3D Printing? - Sculpteo

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   Stereolithography (SLA) is one of the oldest 3D printing techniques ever developed. This additive manufacturing process uses a photochemical process to 3D print resin material. The liquid photopolymer resin used in this SLA 3D printing technology is cured in a vat.

8. www.3dnatives.com › en › stereolithography-explainedYour Guide to Stereolithography (SLA) in 3D Printing - 3Dnatives

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   Sep 20, 2022 · Stereolithography (from stereo – Greek for solid, and lithography) is an early method of 3D printing. The first equipment was patented in 1984 by Charles “Chuck” Hull, and the first commercial machine developed by 3D Systems in 1988. But how does it work? What applications can it be used for?