Prototypes using stereolithography

Stereolithography is based on the photopolymerization of a liquid resin, contained in a tank, sensitive to the ultraviolet radiation emitted by a laser source using a system of mirrors.  The interaction of the laser radiation with the photopolymer triggers a chemical reaction which results in the solidification of the latter.  Prototypes in stereolithography offer, without a shadow of doubt, the best dimensional and surface characteristics.
This technology is particularly suitable for obtaining excellent detail levels and for those items where dimensional and surface precision is important.  The different resins available mean that customer requirements can be met.  In addition, pieces carried out using stereolithography are easy to paint, with either a glossy or matt finish.