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The iSLM160 is an industrial grade metal 3D Printer, with large building plate, open materials and significant printing capabilities. A high level, affordable solution for dental applications and small-medium parts.

The iSLM280 is an industrial grade metal 3D Printer, with large building plate, open materials and significant printing capabilities. A Value For Money solution for those who want to print large objects.

iSLM350D is an industrial-grade metal 3D printer, which can produce high-quality metal parts with a large build volume. The printer utilizes advanced technologies for gas recirculation and Dual Laser path generation, enabling efficient and cost-effective production of metal parts for various industries including aerospace, automotive, industrial, and medical.

iSLM420D is an industrial grade metal 3D Printer, especially suitable for custom manufacturing of single or small batch functional parts with extremely large building plate. Compatible with a wide range of materials for various applications and significant printing capabilities. Ideal for those who want to print extremely large detailed objects with complex geometric shapes.

SLM printing uses selective laser melting technology which melts metal powders and solidifies layer by layer until a three-dimensional part is built. During the process, the ruler in the build chamber will pave one layer of the metal powder, a high-powered laser selectively fuses the powder by tracing the cross-section of the part on the surface of a powder bed and then a new coat of material is applied for the next layer. The whole process is in a high vacuum chamber or full of a protective gas chamber to avoid the metal powder reacting with oxygen at high temperatures.

SLA (Stereolithography) is an additive manufacturing process that works by focusing a UV laser on a vat of photopolymer resin. With the help of computer-aided manufacturing or computer-aided design(CAM/CAD) software, the UV laser is used to draw a pre-programmed design or shape onto the surface of the photopolymer vat. Photopolymers are sensitive to ultraviolet light, so the resin is photochemically solidified and forms a single layer of the desired 3D object. This process is repeated for each layer of the design until the 3D object is complete.