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Stereolithography Prepared by SinLei Lim 11/9/2001

What is Stereolithography (SLA)? A "rapid-prototyping" process which produces a physical, three dimensional object from a 3D CAD file. Based on the principle of curing (hardening) a liquid photopolymer into a specific shape.

Comparison Between SLA and FDM ( Fused Deposition Modeling ) Precision of Dimensions

Surface Quality –roughness of the untreated surfaces of SLA components >10 3 better than FDM components. Dimension Change with Humidity –permanent changes in the dimensions occur when SLA components stored under humid conditions.

Benefits of SLA Crisp, highly- detailed pieces Speed of delivery (usually 2-3 days) Tolerances within.005"/inch Save Money Save Time Test Product Catch Errors Improve Design Sell Product Rapid Manufacturing

SLA Materials

Applications of SLA Technology Aesthetic & conceptual models Parts requiring detail & accuracy Master patterns for castings and secondary processes

Conclusions Stereolithography is fast and effective. Stereolithography can be applied to almost every industry, including oil refining, petrochemical, power, marine, and municipal Stereolithography saves time, money, allows speed delivery, and improve designs