Stratasys Neo
Introducing Stratasys’ new Stereolithography 3D printer, the Stratasys Neo. The Stratasys Neo prides itself on its high reliability and superior surface quality without requiring extensive post processing and part finishing. What is Stereolithography? Stereolithography (SL), marks the original 3D printing technology. This process uses a…
Since the inception of vat-based resin printing in the mid-late 1980s, the 3D printing post processing of resin removal from the surface of a 3D printed part has been a challenge. As the demand for production level additive manufacturing soars, the need for improved post…
Here at Javelin, we often talk about Stratasys FDM and PolyJet 3D printing technologies; however, there is a much longer list of 3D printing and prototyping capabilities in our offering – including fused nylon powders, urethane casting, metal powder-bed fusion and UV cured VAT processes….
The Neo 3D printer is designed for building 3D models using the stereolithography (SL) technique, a form of 3D printing technology used for creating prototypes, rapid tooling and master patterns in a layer-by-layer fashion. What is stereolithography? Stereolithography, an additive manufacturing process, uses a vat…
Designers, engineers and part providers are increasingly choosing stereolithography (SL) printing technology for prototyping applications because of its ability to print complex designs with a high degree of accuracy, fine resolution and smooth part sidewalls. Parts produced using SL technology require little or no post-processing, resulting in…