Resin 3D-Printing
Resin 3D printing – also known as Stereolithography (SLA) or Digital Light Processing (DLP) – uses photopolymerisation to cure liquid resin layer by layer with UV light. This process achieves micron-level precision, high-resolution surface quality, and complex geometries that are difficult to realise with conventional extrusion-based printing. Typical applications include dental models, jewellery casting moulds, engineering prototypes, and highly detailed miniatures. Post-processing generally involves cleaning, curing, and support removal to ensure dimensional accuracy and material stability.
