Comparison of Dynamic Mask‐ And Vector‐Based Ceramic Stereolithography

Baumgartner, Sonja; Pfaffinger, M.; Busetti, Bernhard; Stampfl, Jürgen

doi:10.1002/9781119474746.ch16

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“…Large parts are thus often printed at lower resolutions than small ones. While not quite reaching the sub-micron resolutions of laser-SLA, DLP retains the advantages of lower cost and higher printing speeds [40,43].…”

Section: Digital Light Processing Stereolithographymentioning

confidence: 99%

Stereolithography

Schmidleithner¹,

Kalaskar²

2018

3D Printing

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The stereolithography (SLA) process and its methods are introduced in this chapter. After establishing SLA as pertaining to the high-resolution but also high-cost spectrum of the 3D printing technologies, different classifications of SLA processes are presented. Laserbased SLA and digital light processing (DLP), as well as their specialized techniques such as two-photon polymerization (TPP) or continuous liquid interface production (CLIP) are discussed and analyzed for their advantages and shortcomings. Prerequisites of SLA resins and the most common resin compositions are discussed. Furthermore, printable materials and their applications are briefly reviewed, and insight into commercially available SLA systems is given. Finally, an outlook highlighting challenges within the SLA process and propositions to resolve these are offered.

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Section: Digital Light Processing Stereolithographymentioning

confidence: 99%