SLA (Stereolithography) is a cutting-edge 3D printing technology that uses a UV laser to cure liquid resin into highly detailed and precise solid parts. Known for its ability to create smooth, accurate, and complex designs, SLA is widely used across industries for a variety of applications, from prototyping to final-use parts.

Advantages:

• Fast Build and Easy Post-Processing: With its low viscosity, ProForm reduces build times and simplifies post-processing, making it an efficient material for high-demand applications.
• High Strength and Stiffness: Offers excellent mechanical properties, ensuring parts are robust and durable, even in harsh environments.
• Heat Resistance: Performs well in high-temperature conditions, making it ideal for automotive and testing applications.
• Fine Detail: Delivers high-resolution parts with precise detail, perfect for intricate designs or complex assemblies.

Disadvantages:

• Limited Color Options: ProForm is only available in off-white, which may limit its use in applications where aesthetic flexibility or color matching is required.
• Brittleness in Thin Sections: While strong and stiff, ProForm can become brittle in very thin sections, making it less suitable for delicate or highly flexible parts.
• Post-Processing Requirements: Although faster to build and clean, some applications may still require additional post-processing to achieve desired surface finishes or mechanical properties.