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About Project

This 3D printed test unit, crafted from SLA Clear High-temp Resin-100℃, showcases the material's exceptional capabilities in handling intricate geometries and demanding applications. The complex triangular shape, combined with strategic cutouts and a circular feature, poses a rigorous test for the resin's strength, dimensional accuracy, and ability to maintain detail.

Key Features and Benefits

• High-Temperature Resistance: The resin's 100℃ heat tolerance ensures its suitability for applications requiring elevated temperatures.
• Clarity and Transparency: The crystal-clear finish allows for visual inspection of internal structures and features.
• Intricate Geometry: The complex design challenges the material's ability to maintain dimensional accuracy and prevent warping.
• Precision Cuts and Details: The sharp edges and fine details demonstrate the resin's capability for producing precise components.

Applications

• Aerospace and Automotive: Components requiring high-temperature resistance and complex geometries, such as engine parts and prototypes.
• Medical Devices: Prosthetics, surgical tools, and diagnostic equipment demanding precision and biocompatibility.
• Electronics: Enclosures, connectors, and components requiring intricate features and dimensional accuracy.
• Research and Development: Prototyping and testing of complex designs and materials.

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Solution

• Step 1: The 3D model of the Complex Geometric Test Unit was designed with a triangular shape, cutouts, and a circular feature.
• Step 2: The design was prepared for SLA 3D printing, ensuring correct orientation and support structures.
• Step 3: The printer was loaded with SLA Clear High-temp Resin-100℃.
• Step 4: The printing process was initiated, and the model was printed layer by layer.
• Step 5: The completed print was removed from the printer.
• Step 6: Support structures were carefully removed to avoid damaging the intricate details.
• Step 7: The model underwent basic sanding to smooth out any rough areas.
• Step 8: The clear model was polished and sprayed with a thin layer of clear acrylic oil to enhance its transparency.
• Step 9: The frosted model underwent simple sanding, leaving visible layer lines.