Hollow large resin parts
Use a consistent shell and add drain holes at the lowest points so uncured resin can leave enclosed cavities.
STEREOLITHOGRAPHY
Produce high-detail resin parts with smooth surfaces and crisp features. SLA is a strong choice for visual prototypes, master patterns and parts that need presentation-ready detail.

DESIGN GUIDE
SLA resolves small features well, but thin walls, trapped resin and support contact still shape the final result. Use these values as quotation starting points.
Use a consistent shell and add drain holes at the lowest points so uncured resin can leave enclosed cavities.
Keep critical cosmetic faces away from heavy support contact. Place supports on hidden or easy-to-finish surfaces.
Add fillets or local reinforcement to tall pins, sharp edges and thin walls that may flex during cleaning and curing.
All SLA projects are quoted with a production lead time starting from 3 days.
SLA MATERIALS

High-detail visual and assembly prototypes

Transparent covers, lenses and flow models

Functional checks and heat-exposed prototypes

HOW SLA WORKS
Small text, thin features and complex surface transitions can be reproduced clearly.
Low layer heights reduce visible stepping and shorten the path to painting or polishing.
Clear, tough, castable and heat-resistant grades support different prototype goals.
Large-format builds and bonded sections support housings, models and appearance studies.
COMMON APPLICATIONS
Smooth housings and consumer-product models for design review.
Lenses, covers, lighting studies and transparent fluid models.
Detailed patterns for vacuum casting, silicone molds and investment casting.
Anatomical study models, guides and detailed demonstration parts.