3D printing materials
Resin 3D printing service
3D printing with resin involves the stereolithography process. This manufacturing method works by using a laser to solidify a liquid polymer into a hard plastic form.
SLA Resin Materials
SLA is best used for complex parts that require high-accuracy and a smooth finish.
Description
| Applications | Resin printing is best for mechanical aerospace or automotive parts, functional prototypes, digital electronics parts, and watertight parts. |
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Characteristics
| Price | $ $ $ $ $ |
| Lead Time | 20+ business days |
| Wall Thickness | 1 mm |
| Tolerance | 200µm |
| Max part size | 1380mm x 680mm x 480mm |
| Layer height | 50µm – 200µm |
Available SLA materials
SLA High Temp TS
SLA High Temp TS has increased strength and durability characteristics. It is great for automotive projects with isotropic mechanical properties. It has an industrial, dark blue default color, making it perfect for mechanical applications. It is also highly applicable in aerospace fields, for parts like display panels and dashboards.
SLA Imagine Black
Similar to engineering plastics, SLA Imagine Black has stable performance, dimensional stability, and is chemically resistant. It also saves on dying costs, as it comes in a pure black default color. A small drawback is that it is slightly weaker than nylon.
SLA Proto Plus
Proto Plus is an accurate and durable material. It is suitable for prototyping needs, although may not hold up as well as other materials. It comes in a default white that can appear slightly yellowish, but these parts can be dyed to other colors. This material is an excellent option for consumer medical parts.
SLA Smooth GP
This white material is water and moisture proof, and has high cost performance. It is known to turn yellowish and become brittle when left in sunlight. For products that need to be more UV resistant, we suggest nylon or another material. Smooth GP is great for digital electronic modifications.
SLA Tough Plus
SLA Tough Plus is a great option for prototyping and test parts, but is not suitable for end use pieces because of its impressionable nature. Additionally, it tends to fade to yellow with time. This material can be painted or dyed after production. Parts from SLA Tough Plus will have outstanding detail.
SLA Tough Resin Green
This material has excellent heat resistance and dimensional stability. It is also extremely stable and durable. The printing speed for Tough Resin Green is very quick and efficient. One limitation is that this material has a default color of light green/yellow. It can be modified for end use products.
SLA Transparent Plus
This material is mostly clear when printed. It is an excellent option for projects like wind tunnels, liquid containers, and sturdy concept models. One drawback with Transparent Plus is that it may result in small air bubbles in the surface of the print. However, these can sometimes be fixed with printer adjustments.
SLA WaterTight Proto
SLA WaterTight Proto has excellent waterproof abilities. It is also very resistant and durable. It comes in a default color of whitish yellow but can be colored. It is good for use in batch runs and end use pieces, from medical models to household parts. It is also an option for interior car parts.
FAQ’s
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How do I locate my tracking number after my order has been marked completed?
You will receive a separate email from JawsTec with your tracking number as soon as your order is shipped. You can also view your tracking number in your account by clicking on your order number and scrolling all the way down.
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What wall thickness should my parts have?
We recommend your wall thickness be at or above 1 mm. Any wall thickness under 1mm we do not guarantee print quality.
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How long does it take for my order to ship?
Depending on the type of material you choose, we strive for a 4-5 business day turnaround time.
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What type of printers do you use?
We print using the MJF 4200/5210 machines from HP, along with the EOS P396/P770 and XYZ 230 machines.
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