Stereolithography has been used and adored by manufacturers for decades. But many designers and engineers are still battling with the inflexibility and unreliability of legacy 3D printers.
These once-adored printers became tired, slow and outmoded. Many are locked into particular resins, parts degrade and fail, service call outs are frequent and expensive and the printers simply can’t cope with the demands of modern prototyping and production schedules.
Built by engineers for engineers
The Neo 3D printer introduced a new generation of SLA system that prioritised the customer, allowed them to turn concepts into reality quickly, repeatedly, reliably, and more cost-effectively.
Find out how the Neo 3D printer was born, and what makes it still the gold standard of SLA 3D printers in our free guide to peace-of-mind stereolithography.
