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3D Systems Expands the Potential of SLA with the New SLA 825 Dual

In 1987, 3D Systems introduced the world’s first commercial stereolithography (SLA) 3D printer, laying out the groundwork for one of the most precise and widely used additive manufacturing technologies today. Nearly four decades later, the company continues to shape the field it

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In 1987, 3D Systems introduced the world’s first commercial stereolithography (SLA) 3D printer, laying out the groundwork for one of the most precise and widely used additive manufacturing technologies today. Nearly four decades later, the company continues to shape the field it pioneered. Its latest innovation, the SLA 825 Dual, is designed to take large-scale SLA production to the next level, offering speed, scale, and accuracy in one powerful system.

With a build volume of 830 x 830 x 550 mm, the SLA 825 Dual caters to manufacturers who need high throughput without compromising precision. It offers the user complex parts with a faster turnaround and reduced labor costs. Discover the SLA 825 Dual features below, and visit 3D Systems at Hall 11.1, D11 at Formnext 2025.

The dual 4W lasers of the SLA 825 Dual in action

Precision and Productivity for Demanding Industries

The SLA 825 Dual is built for industries where accuracy and surface finish are non-negotiable. Foundries, aerospace and defense firms, automotive and motorsport companies, and service bureaus all stand to benefit from the system’s combination of capacity and consistency.