SLA printing is much higher resolution than the FDM machines, and the LCD process is a good bit faster than laser SLA. These machines can be used to print jewelry or miniatures with a resolution of ~ 50 microns, but the prints do require a bit of post-processing before use. These machines are great for prints that are small but require more detail than the FDM machines can provide.

On February 19, 2024, Nova Labs is hosting a sign-off class for those interested in using the SLA-LCD High-Resolution printers in the lab.

Nova Labs has a fleet of Phrozen Sonic 4K LCD-based SLA 3D Printers. If you are interested in learning about this exciting technology and getting signed off on the equipment, pre-register for this class at the link below.