SLA Printing Service

Stereolithography for accuracy and surface quality, with parts in a matter of hours.

SLA Stereolithography from Advanced Prototyping

SLA for the Ultimate in Accuracy and Cost Effectiveness

Stereolithography (SLA) is a "rapid prototyping" process which produces a physical, 3D model from a 3D CAD file. Our advanced SLA 3D printers produce exact plastic and composite material parts without the restrictions of CNC or plastic injection molding. With accuracy and surface quality of this level, you can produce low- to medium-run parts at a lower per-unit cost and build massive, highly detailed pieces faster. How fast? SLA prototypes can be made in a matter of hours.

Typically used for design verification, some SLA models are used to check form, fit and function, other models are used as a master to create a silicone mold to inject urethane into, to make duplicates.

SLA 3D Printing Features:

  1. Reduces per-unit costs on low- to medium-sized runs.
  2. Matches your exact mechanical and optical specifications with the broadest range of materials available.
  3. Cuts finishing time and enjoy the best surface quality available from any 3D printing.
  4. Identifies design flaws early with true-to-design accuracy and surface finish.
  5. Produces large, whole parts and cut both the time required for assembly and part weakness associated with attachment points.
  6. Streams the path from CAD or scan to final prototype part production.

SLA 3D Printing Applications:

  1. Aerospace
  2. Medical devices
  3. Manufacturing master patterns
  4. Automotive
  5. Electronics
  6. Orthodontics and dental
  7. Turbine production
SLA Printing Service

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Send a 3D file, the material and the quantity. We come back with manufacturability notes and a price.

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SLA Printing — Questions

What is sla printing used for at TCS?

Stereolithography for accuracy and surface quality, with parts in a matter of hours.

Can TCS make the mold tool as well?

Yes. We use CNC machining not only to manufacture parts and prototypes but also to make mold tools, which can be used for our plastic injection molding or pressure die casting services.

How do I get a quote for this process?

Send your 3D product design to [email protected]. Our engineers will review your design to ensure it is optimized for manufacturing.

Need SLA Printing?

Send the drawing and the quantity for a free quote.

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