SLA uses liquid resin as the material, forming objects by curing it with a laser. The finished surface is smooth and detailed, making it ideal for intricate designs and small part prototypes. However, the material is relatively costly, and post-processing is more complex, requiring alcohol for curing and cleaning, or additional UV light exposure to enhance curing.
Materials Used
Resin
| Light-Curing 3D printer
Combines infrared and blue lasers to work with a wider range of materials. Supports both flat and curved surface engraving.
After printing an image using heat transfer paper and ink, a heat press machine applies heat and pressure to transfer the design onto various items, such as mugs, glass cups, ceramic plates, canvas bags, T-shirts, hats, and more.