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Digital Light Printing (DLP) refers to a method of printing that makes use of light and photosensitive polymers. In most forms of DLP, each layer of the desired structure is projected onto a vat of liquid resin that is then solidified layer by layer as the buildplate moves up or down. As the process creates each layer successively, it is quicker than most forms of 3D printing.
Parts printed with Digital Light Printing have less visible layers versus other processes and can have faster build speeds due to a single layer being created in one singular digital image. DLP is commonly used to generate highly detailed artwork, non-functional prototypes, and can be used to make molds in investment casting applications.
Other Services We Offer
FUSED DEPOSITION MODELING
Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) is a 3D Printing technology requiring a fairly simple setup, using only a heated nozzle, a build platform, and coiled thermoplastic filaments to build an object. A great solution for low-volume Production Parts, Jigs & Fixtures, and Functional Prototypes.
SELECTIVE LASER SINTERING
Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) is best used in applications that require durable, low volume prototype or production parts. It is a great solution for geometries that contain internal features.
STEREOLITHOGRAPHY
Stereolithography (SL, SLA) has a faster print time than FDM and SLS, and it is often the most accurate printing method available due to the precision achievable with a laser. A great solution for Rapid Prototyping, Concept Models, and Investment Casting Patterns.
DIRECT METAL LASER SINTERING
Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) can create fully dense 3D printed metal parts in a number of alloys. Advantages are reduced weight, simplified assemblies and increased functionalities.
INJECTION MOLDING
Through a partnership with Gavco Plastics, Rapid Application Group delivers end-to-end manufacturing solutions that scale to fit your needs – from prototyping, Low Rate Initial Production (LRIP) using additive, through to mass production with injection molding.