Resin Printers

Resin Printers

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    Creality UW-02 Washing and Curing Station for Resin 3D Prints

    Creality UW-02 Washing and Curing Station

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    Free shipping in Canada for orders over $140 before tax. (via Canada Post) UW Series Washing and Curing Machine: UW-02(10.1-inch)All-in-one Washing Curing Machine. Large space for washing and curing. Integrated automatic cleaning of your 3d printed...
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Resin (Stereolithography/SLA and Digital Light Processing/DLP)

How It Works:

Resin 3D printing utilizes liquid photopolymer resins that are cured layer by layer using ultraviolet (UV) light. In SLA (Stereolithography), a laser traces the pattern of each layer on the resin surface, while in DLP (Digital Light Processing), a digital light projector exposes the entire layer at once.

Materials:

  • Resins: Includes standard resins, high-detail resins, flexible resins, castable resins, and more.
  • Characteristics: Resin materials offer high precision and excellent surface finish, with options tailored to different needs, such as dental or jewelry applications.

Advantages:

  • High Resolution: Resin printers provide exceptional detail and smooth surface finishes, making them suitable for applications requiring high precision.
  • Complex Geometries: Capable of printing intricate designs and fine details with high accuracy.

Disadvantages:

  • Cost: Resin printers and resins are generally more expensive than FDM options.
  • Post-Processing: Prints require post-processing steps, including washing and curing, which can be labor-intensive.
  • Health and Safety: Resins can emit fumes and require careful handling due to their chemical nature.

Applications:

  • Prototyping: Excellent for high-detail prototypes and models.
  • Jewelry and Dental: Used for creating intricate designs in jewelry and dental applications.