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Resin 3D printing has transformed how industries produce high-detail, functional, and visually stunning parts. Unlike filament or powder-based technologies, resin printing delivers exceptional surface finish, fine feature resolution, and versatile material properties that make it ideal for prototypes, functional components, and end-use production.
Stratasys's resin 3D printing technologies—SLA, P3 DLP, and PolyJet—offer unique advantages tailored to different production needs, from speed and precision to multi-material functionality.
If you have any questions about our resin 3D printing workflows or machines, please feel free to contact our team of experts. We are happy to help you choose the right solution and support you throughout your entire project.
Stereolithography (SLA) uses a laser to cure photopolymer resin layer by layer, producing parts with micron-level accuracy and ultra-smooth surfaces. SLA is the go-to choice when detail, dimensional fidelity, and surface finish are critical.
(Only available for purchase in the DACH region)
Functional prototypes with tight tolerances
High-detail consumer and industrial products
Automotive and Motorsport components
Stratasys’ P3 (Programmable Photopolymerization) DLP technology uses digital light processing to cure entire layers of resin simultaneously. This approach accelerates build times while maintaining exceptional accuracy and surface quality.
(Only available for purchase in the DACH region)
Functional prototypes and small batch production
Complex geometries for consumer and industrial products
Rapid production where speed cannot compromise detail
PolyJet takes resin 3D printing to the next level by jetting multiple photopolymer droplets simultaneously, instantly curing them with UV light. This enables parts with multiple materials, colors, and textures in a single print.
(Only available for purchase in the DACH region)
Realistic product prototypes for consumer testing and marketing
Multi-material assemblies
Medical and dental models with functional and aesthetic requirements
While FDM, SLS, and SAF offer strength and large-volume capabilities, resin printing delivers precision, surface finish, and versatility that other methods struggle to match: