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stereolithography
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stereolithography
The first 3D printing technology, which was pioneered by Chuck Hull of 3D Systems. See 3D printing.
stereolithography [‚ster·ē·ō·li′thäg·rə·fē]
(industrial engineering)
A three-dimensional printing process whereby a CAD drawing of a part is processed to create a file of the part in slices and the part is constructed one slice (or layer) at a time (from bottom to top) by depositing layer upon layer of material (usually a liquid resin that can be hardened using a scanning laser), used for rapid prototyping.
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Allied PhotoChemical's product portfolio is fairly diverse and includes UV conductive inks, UV dielectrics, stereolithographic resins, clear and colored UV products, and specialty UV formulations.
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Soluble filler materials such as poly(vinyl alcohol) or cellulose acetate butyrate showed appropriate biocompatibility and can be applied to tune the viscosity for an optimum resolution of the stereolithographic shaping process.
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The change in materials is to get product designers and manufacturing engineers to equate a stereolithographic resin to a production material, even if it doesn't provide the exact same properties of the final production material.
Beyond rapid prototyping: additive manufacturing; New materials and ... by Gould, Lawrence S. / Automotive Design & Production
 
 
 
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