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Elevate your creative vision with our cutting-edge DLP (Digital Light Processing) 3D printing service, where precision and detail converge to unlock a new realm of possibilities. Trusted by industry leaders and passionate hobbyists alike, our state-of-the-art DLP technology delivers unparalleled print quality that will exceed your wildest expectations. Unlock the true potential of your designs with print resolutions down to 25 microns, allowing you to bring your most intricate creations to life with stunning clarity and fine detail. Whether you're prototyping a new product, designing bespoke art pieces, or exploring the boundless potential of additive manufacturing, our DLP 3D printing service is the gateway to unlocking your creative brilliance. Supported by a team of 3D printing experts, we guide you through every step of the process, ensuring your project is executed with the utmost care and attention to detail. From material selection to post-processing, we work closely with you to ensure your vision is realized with precision and perfection. Unlock the future of 3D printing and elevate your creative pursuits with our premium DLP 3D printing service. Experience the unparalleled quality and unlock the endless possibilities that await.

How DLP 3D Print Works

The Principle Behind DLP 3D Printing Technology

DLP (Digital Light Processing) is a rapid prototyping technology that solidifies photosensitive polymer liquid layer by layer through the use of a projector, enabling the creation of 3D printed objects. In this molding technology, the first step is to slice the 3D model using slicing software, which allows the projector to display a series of individual layer images.

Each layer of the image is then cured through a photopolymerization reaction in the areas where the resin layer is extremely thin, forming a single solid layer of the part. The build platform then moves down by one layer, and the projector displays the next layer image, continuing the process for the subsequent layer.

This iterative cycle allows the printing to be completed directly, resulting in not only high forming accuracy, but also very fast printing speeds. The DLP technology's ability to rapidly cure each layer through precise light projection is the key to its superior print quality and efficiency.

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DLP Design Guidelines and Capabilities

Our basic guidelines for stereolithography include important design considerations to help improve part manufacturability, enhance cosmetic appearance, and reduce overall production time.

Max Part Size192*108*200mm7.56*4.25* 7.87 in.
Layer Thickness50 microns0.00197 in.
Minimum Feature Size0.05mm0.00197 in.
DLP TolerancesFor well-designed parts, tolerances of +/0.012 in. (0.30mm) plus +/- 0.002 in./in.(0.002mm/mm) for each additional inch can typically be achieved. Note that tolerances may change depending on part geometry.
Advantage of DLP 3D Print

● DLP 3D printing has a wide range of printable materials available, offering versatility for a diverse set of applications.

● The printing resolution of DLP 3D printers is much higher compared to other technologies, resulting in parts with a smoother surface finish.

● The working process of DLP 3D printing involves projecting and curing an entire layer at once. By utilizing light to solidify the resin, the whole layer is formed simultaneously, which can significantly improve the overall printing speed.

● The future application space for DLP 3D printing is even greater, as the technology continues to evolve and unlock new possibilities for rapid prototyping, small-scale production, and complex part fabrication.

DLP Printed Parts Application

Car 3d Model Engine Cover
Car 3d Model Engine Cover
Jet Fusion Functional Parts
Jet Fusion Functional Parts
High Strength Nylon Head Orthopedics
High Strength Nylon Head Orthopedics

DLP 3D printing equipment

As a professional 3D printing company, we have 50 SLA resin 3D printers, as well as 6 SLS nylon 3D printers and metal 3D printers. We have a variety of 3D printing materials to choose from, as well as various post-processing processes and complete outsourcing processing capabilities. We provide services such as 3D printing, copying, and coloring, and have established a dedicated team for model production business, possessing excellent display analysis and design capabilities. Possess strict quality management system certification. We have rich experience in industries such as automobiles, home appliances, office equipment, building models, medical dentistry, jewelry, sculpture, ceramics, etc.

DLP 3D Printing FAQ

DLP (Digital Light Processing) 3D printing is a additive manufacturing technology that uses a digital light source, such as a projector or DLP chip, to selectively cure photopolymer resin layer-by-layer to create 3D objects.
DLP 3D printing offers high resolution, fast print speeds, and smooth surface finishes compared to other 3D printing technologies. It also has a wide range of compatible photopolymer materials.
DLP 3D printers can work with a variety of photopolymer resins, including standard acrylics, engineering-grade resins, flexible rubbers, dental materials, and more. Material selection depends on the desired part properties.
Common DLP 3D printing applications include rapid prototyping, jewelry making, dental models, microfluidics, model making, and other projects requiring high-resolution, detailed parts.
DLP 3D printers can achieve print resolutions down to 25 microns or even finer, allowing for extremely detailed and precise 3D printed parts.
DLP 3D printing is generally faster than other resin-based 3D printing methods, as it can cure an entire layer at once rather than a point-by-point process.
Parts typically require post-curing under UV light to fully harden the resin, as well as cleaning and support removal depending on the design.
Can DLP 3D printing be used for mass production? While not as scalable as injection molding, DLP 3D printing can be a cost-effective solution for small-batch manufacturing and bridge production.
Limitations include part size constraints, the need for support structures, and the limited color options compared to FDM or SLA printing.
DLP 3D printing can have higher upfront equipment costs but lower per-part costs, making it economical for high-resolution, low-volume applications.