P3 DLP Additive
How does it work?
Programmable PhotoPolymerization P3, an evolution of Digital Light Processing (DLP), uses photoreactive chemistry to cure liquid polymer resin into hardened plastic while multiple sensors control temperature, light, and other conditions.
Advantages
- Smooth finish rivaling injection molding
- Variety of high-performance materials
- High-resolution & ultra-fine details
- Accurate, reliable, & repeatable
- Complex geometries
Production Parts
Manufacture high-resolution parts quickly for medium to high-volume production.
Realistic Prototypes
Design & print fully functional prototypes with high-performance materials.
Tooling
Produce lightweight, consolidated, and customized parts for a wide variety of applications.
Technical Data
*Accuracy/tolerance may vary with part geometry, dimensions, and build orientation
*Numbers are based on published Stratasys data
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