Stereolithography

Stereolithography (SLA) is a 3D printing process that creates objects by selectively curing liquid resin with a focused beam of ultraviolet light. The printer builds the object layer by layer, solidifying the resin where the light hits. This technique produces highly detailed and smooth-surfaced parts, making it ideal for prototypes, jewelry, and dental models. The process allows for complex geometries and precise features that are difficult with other manufacturing methods. Overall, SLA is a fast, accurate, and versatile approach to turning digital designs into tangible 3D objects.