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3D PRINTING (SLA, SLS)

3D printing or additive manufacturing technology is one of the most  effective ways to produce complex parts, that machining would not  be able to accomplish at an impeccable quality. You are able to get  detailed physical copies of CAD designs using our first-rate 3D printing  technology. Shenzhen Vowin Model has Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) & Stereo  Lithography Apparatus (SLA) machines, using 3D data in .stl file  format. They are perfect for your first functional model.

1. SLA process in 3D printing is a good choice for rapid prototyping and small batch production, because high-precision parts with smooth surface are required in these production. SLA has a range of different materials, including ordinary photosensitive resin, high toughness photosensitive resin, high temperature resistant photosensitive resin and translucent / fully transparent photosensitive resin. SLA is applicable to handicraft model processing, testing, new product assembly prototype, and small batch production or personalized customized parts.
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3. SLS process in 3D printing is a good choice for rapid prototyping and small batch production because of the excellent performance of processing materials. SLS components are increasingly used not only in hand prototype, but also in mass production applications in many industries. SLS produces parts with high precision and excellent performance, and can print parts with complex geometry.
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5. SLM process in 3D printing is a good choice for manufacturing complex metal parts. It is almost impossible or costly to manufacture these complex metal parts through traditional processes. Metal printing is widely used in automotive, aerospace and medical industries. It is a good choice for weight reduction applications and dense parts.

The importance of prototyping

Prototyping has become a very broad term. Prototypes come in a wide variety of forms, serve a wide variety of purposes, and can be made in a wide variety of ways. In our world, it doesn’t make sense to restrict ourselves to simply thinking about how we’d interact with a product. Whether it’s physical, digital, or experience-based, we define a prototype simply as an early model built to test a concept. At various stages throughout the design process, it’s vital to produce a model representation to learn from and create a more informed end product.

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