SLA 3D Printer

The build volume is 400 x 200 x 400 mm, allowing for large single parts or multiple smaller parts in one print.

XY resolution is 25 microns. Layer thickness options include 25µm, 50µm, 75µm and 100µm, and the product spec supports a range of 25–200µm for flexible setup.

Maximum print speed is up to 50 mm/h, balancing speed and print quality for prototypes and end-use parts.

The printer uses a 405 nm light source with a laser power of 230 mW and a laser spot size of 80 µm.

The printer is compatible with standard 405 nm UV-curable SLA resins (engineering, flexible, castable, high-temperature, etc.). Always verify resin compatibility with your supplier and test exposure settings before production runs.

The printer is supplied with ChiTuBox slicing software. ChiTuBox supports common 3D file formats such as STL, OBJ and 3MF for slicing and preparation.

You can transfer print jobs using SD card or USB connection as provided on the machine.

The vat size is 456 x 256 x 40 mm with a vat volume of approximately 3 liters.

Overall product size is 700 x 432 x 803 mm. Net weight is 52 kg. Operating noise is below 50 dB.

The printer has an air-heated printing room to help maintain stable printing temperatures. For best results, operate the machine in a stable-temperature environment as recommended in the user manual.

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the vat and build plate after each print, filtering or replacing resin as needed, inspecting and cleaning optics, checking the vat film for damage, lubricating mechanical guides per the manual and keeping the workspace dust-free.

Yes — the unit supports automatic operation, includes a 7-inch touch screen for local control, and integrates with ChiTuBox for straightforward job setup, making it suitable for industrial production with proper operator training.

Typical post-processing includes rinsing parts in isopropyl alcohol or recommended solvent to remove uncured resin, then final UV curing (in a curing station) to reach full mechanical properties. Always follow resin manufacturer instructions for wash and cure times.

Handle uncured resin with nitrile gloves and eye protection, ensure good ventilation or local exhaust, avoid direct exposure to the 405 nm light source, and follow disposal instructions for resin waste. Consult the safety data sheet (SDS) for each resin used.

For warranty, replacement parts, calibration support or training, contact the vendor or authorized distributor from whom you purchased the printer. They can provide service plans, spare parts like vats and FEP films, and technical assistance.