The benefits of MSLA technology
Ultra precision
Speed
Small series

Light-curing with digital masking
MSLA (Masked Stereolithography Apparatus) technology is based on a planar exposure photopolymerization process, in which a high-resolution LCD screen selectively masks UV light to solidify photosensitive resins, layer by layer. Unlike SLA (point-by-point laser) or DLP (digital projector), MSLA simultaneously exposes an entire layer, improving dimensional regularity, reducing the risk of optical distortion, and offering high processing speed, regardless of complexity or number of parts.

Ideal for small series and prototyping.
Simultaneous exposure makes printing time independent of the printed surface, positioning MSLA as a particularly competitive solution for high-density prototyping or small series production, while maintaining high XY precision (35-50 µm).
Exposure finesse, coupled with controlled cost, makes this technology accessible while guaranteeing a high level of detail and excellent surface finish, even on fine or complex geometries.

Technical resins with a wide range of properties
Thanks to its compatibility with high-performance materials, MSLA makes it possible to go beyond simple aesthetic prototyping. The resins on offer (notably Clear Resin V5 and Tough 1500 Resin V2) can be used to produce technical parts with specific mechanical, optical or thermal properties, paving the way for demanding applications in electronics, medicine, product design or microfluidics.

Our materials available in MSLA

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