Limited Build Size? Poor Print Quality? Large-Scale, High-Precision Printing Has the Answer!
Customer’s Challenges and Difficulties
A sculpture studio, known in the industry for its unique designs and exquisite craftsmanship, gradually found itself facing production bottlenecks as its business expanded.
On one occasion, the studio took on an important project—to create a 70 cm tall art sculpture for a shopping mall. The sculpture featured a complex shape and intricate details, demanding extremely high craftsmanship. However, the studio’s existing 3D printers had limited build volumes and could not meet the size requirements. Multiple attempts at segmented printing resulted in visible flaws, leaving the team frustrated.
SL800’s Solution and Achievements
By chance, a customer learned about the SL800 industrial-grade large-format SLA 3D printer at an industry exchange. With its 800×800×550 mm ultra-large build volume, printing a 70 cm sculpture became effortless, without the need for segmented assembly. Upon further exploration, the customer was impressed by the SL800’s additional advantages: key components from world-renowned brands; a highly stable AOC laser supporting 24/7 continuous production for enhanced efficiency; a German Scanlab galvanometer ensuring high-quality output; a 2 mm thick sheet-metal shell combined with a marble platform for reliable and stable operation; and outstanding printing accuracy—±0.15 mm when L ≤ 100 mm, and ±0.15% × L when L > 100 mm—capable of reproducing fine sculptural details with precision.
After returning to the studio, the customer decisively purchased the SL800. With this machine, the studio completed the shopping mall sculpture project, earning high recognition for its work. Since then, leveraging the SL800, the studio has continued to expand its custom large-scale sculpture business, breaking through production bottlenecks and securing its place in the market. Today, the SL800 has become a key choice for many enterprises embarking on a new journey of efficient and precise 3D printing.
