4 Feb, 2026
Overview of DLP 3D Printing Service
Digital Light Processing (DLP) 3D printing uses a projector to cure photopolymer resin layer by layer, producing highly detailed, smooth, and accurate parts. Ideal for jewelry, dental, and miniature applications, DLP enables rapid prototyping, visual models, and functional testing. Its high speed and resolution support complex geometries, multi-part assemblies, and fine features, helping designers and engineers reduce production cycles and bring products to market faster while maintaining exceptional quality and precision.
Digital Light Processing Materials
In Tough – ABS-like we currently provide services in these materials Figure 4 Tough FR V0 Black, Figure 4 Tough Clear, Figure 4 TOUGH-GRY 15
Key Features
- ABS-like toughness performance
- High impact resistance
- Flame-retardant material option
- Clear and opaque variants
- Long-term mechanical stability
- Production-grade durability
Applications
- Functional end-use parts
- Electrical housings & enclosures
- Transparent covers & lenses
- Automotive interior components
- Industrial brackets & fixtures
In Rigid – Polycarbonate-like, Urethane-like we currently provide services in these materials Figure 4 High Temp 150°C FR Black, Figure 4 Rigid Gray, Figure 4 Rigid White, Figure 4 PRO-BLK 10
Key Features
- High-temp flame-retardant plastic
- Injection-mold-like surface finish
- Long-term environmental stability
- Excellent detail & accuracy
- Biocompatible-capable resin
Applications
- Structural housings & covers
- Electrical enclosures & brackets
- Automotive interior components
- Consumer product parts
- Snap-fits & functional fixtures
In Durable – Polypropylene-like we currently provide services in these materials Figure 4 FLEX-BLK 20
Key Features
- Flexible, fatigue-resistant polymer
- High elongation and impact strength
- Polypropylene-like texture and feel
- Excellent long-term stability
- Easy to clean finish
Applications
- Functional flexible prototypes
- Automotive styling and clips
- Consumer goods enclosures
- Electronic component housings
- Master patterns for molding
In Elastomer / Rubber-like we currently provide services in these materials Figure 4 RUBBER-65A BLK, Figure 4 RUBBER-BLK 10
Key Features
- Production-grade rubber-like flexibility
- High elongation and tear strength
- Slow rebound / vibration damping
- Excellent environmental stability
- Tough, durable elastomer finish
- Biocompatible capable per ISO
Applications
- Grips, handles, soft touch parts
- Seals, gaskets and housings
- Bumpers & vibration dampeners
- Strain relief and couplings
- Functional production elastomer parts
In High Temperature we currently provide services in these materials Figure 4 HI TEMP 300-AMB, Figure 4 MED-AMB 10
Key Features
- Ultra-high heat resistance (>300 °C)
- Rigid, translucent high-temp plastics
- Biocompatible & sterilizable option
- True-to-CAD detail accuracy
- Excellent environmental stability
Applications
- High-temperature component testing
- HVAC & motor enclosures
- Heat-resistant medical parts
- Fluid flow visualization models
- Low-pressure molding/tooling
Key Features
- Biocompatible and sterilizable material
- Rigid, translucent high-temp plastic
- Thermal resistance above 100 °C
- True-to-CAD detail accuracy
- UV and moisture stable
Applications
- Surgical guides and splints
- High-temperature test components
- Fluid handling manifolds
- Visualization and flow models
- Threaded assemblies and parts
Key Features
- High-resolution jewelry casting patterns
- Optimized wax burnout performance
- Excellent detail and accuracy
- Clean, low-ash burnout models
- Repeatable master pattern quality
Applications
- Master patterns for gypsum casting
- Precision jewelry investment casting
- Customer sample design validation
- Casting patterns for precious metals
- High-detail direct casting workflow
High-Quality Parts, Guaranteed Assurance
Each DLP-printed part undergoes rigorous quality checks, ensuring smooth surfaces, dimensional accuracy, and consistent performance across batches.
Get a QuoteApplications for DLP
Ideal for dental prosthetics, jewelry, miniature models, and intricate functional prototypes where high detail and smooth surface finish are critical.
How does DLP work?
DLP 3D printing uses a digital light projector to cure liquid photopolymer resin layer by layer. Each layer is exposed to a precise pattern of UV light, solidifying instantly. By repeating this process, highly detailed parts with smooth surfaces and fine features are produced quickly. DLP enables fast prototyping of complex geometries, miniature models, and functional parts with exceptional precision. Its speed, resolution, and ability to handle intricate designs make it ideal for dental, jewelry, and high-detail visual prototypes.
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