Print resin parts with SLA 3D Printing and make part with highly detailed surface finishes.
SLA Resin 3D Printing produces parts with smooth surface finishes, high precision, and high durability. Dedicated post-processing for resin parts are available.
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We offer a wide range of resins for SLA 3D Printing, including Somos® GP Resin, Standard Resin, Somos® WaterShed XC 11122, Somos® LEDO, Tough Resin Green, Somos® Tough Resin, Somos® Taurus, and Somos ® Imagine Black.
| Material | Maximum Printing Size | Lead Time | Tolerance | Color | Distortion Temperature | Material Properties |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Somos® GP Resin HELLO |
1650*760*580mm | 48 or 72 Hours | ±200μm or 0.2%mm | White | 46℃ | Finish: Smooth; Elongation at Break: 5%, Suitable for General Assembly; Note: ABS-like |
Standard Resin |
1650*760*580mm | 48 or 72 Hours | ±200μm or 0.2%mm | Creamy-White | 45℃ | Finish: Smooth; Elongation at Break: 6%, Suitable for General Assembly; Note: Parts with thickness less than 1.5mm will be slightly softer |
Somos® WaterShed XC 1112 |
780*780*540mm | 48 or 72 Hours | ±200μm or 0.2%mm | Transparent | 45℃ | Finish: Surface has a few air bubbles or fine particles; Elongation at Break: 7.5%, Suitable for General Assembly; Note: Corners will be slightly rounded after printing; Parts with complex structures will be translucent |
Somos® LEDO |
580*580*380mm | 48 or 72 Hours | ±200μm or 0.2%mm | Light Yellow | 58℃ | Finish: Smooth; Elongation at Break: 12%, Suitable for Snapping and Tapping; Note: Sensitive to light; Color-difference may be relatively obvious |
Tough Resin Green |
780*780*540mm | 48 or 72 Hours | ±200μm or 0.2%mm | Light Green | 56.4℃ | Finish: Smooth; Elongation at Break: 6.8%, Suitable for Snapping and Tapping; Note: Strong hardness; Will not deform easily |
Somos® Tough Resin |
580*580*380mm | 48 or 72 Hours | ±200μm or 0.2%mm | White | 60℃ | Finish: Smooth; Elongation at Break: 13%, Suitable for Snapping and Tapping; Note: Sensitive to light; Color-difference may be relatively obvious; Parts with thickness less than 1.0mm will be slightly softer |
Somos® Taurus |
580*580*380mm | 48 or 72 Hours | ±200μm or 0.2%mm | Navy Blue | 62℃ | Finish: Rough with Visible Layering; Elongation at Break: 15%, Suitable for Snapping and Tapping; Note: Parts with thickness less than 1.0mm will be slightly softer |
Somos® Imagine Black |
580*580*380mm | 48 or 72 Hours | ±200μm or 0.2%mm | Black | 50℃ | Finish: Rough with Visible Layering; Elongation at Break: 5%, Suitable for General Assembly; Note: ABS-like |
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Step 1. Pouring enough liquid 3D resin into the material pool and make sure there is no debris in the material pool.
Step 2. The laser light will be guided to right coordinates according to the computer-controlled mirror in the printer.
Step 3. The scraper sweeps the material pool after one layer in being cured, which ensures an even surface.
Step 4. The balance weight can make sure the liquid resin remains in the same place even though the print bed goes down.
Step 5. The process repeats and the laser light scans the resin through the dancing spots, and curing the surface into a right shape.
Step 6. The printing bed lifts up, and the resin 3d prints will emerge from the material pool.
Step 7. Takes time to wait for residual un-cured resins running down.
Step 8. Send resin parts for post-processing, including ultrasonic cleaning, removing supports, re-curing through UV light, sanding, sandblasting, threading, tapping, painting, etc.
1. What kind of resin do resin printers use?
2. How much does printing resin cost?
3. What are the post-processing options for the resin 3D printed parts?
4. Are resin prints food safe?
5. Are resin 3D prints fragile?
Well, it's true that most standard resins are relatively brittle compared to other 3D printing materials and aren't recommended for stressed parts or outdoor use, although there are tough and durable resins on the market specifically formulated for stronger applications, and they can be really strong.
6. Are resin 3D prints waterproof?
Resin 3D prints can be made watertight. The liquid photopolymers are waterproof when hardened and cured, but you'll need to ensure no cracks, holes, or gaps are on the print for it to be watertight. Also, cured resin 3D prints won't absorb water, making them perfect for many purposes.
7. Should I hollow my resin print?
It depends on the purpose of the finished product. For example, solid prints are often used in medical and jewelery-making professions where the print needs to be more durable.
8. How do I keep resin from cracking?
Keep the resin parts away from heat source.
9. How large of a part can I print with resins?
Please check our design guidelines for resin parts here. For more sizes, please contact our Customer Success Manager or email hello@wenext.com.
10. Can I printing moving parts with resin 3D Printing?
Yes. Please make sure the clearance of the moving sections meets the design guidelines.
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