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3Dnatives Lab: Testing the Isun3D L120 from eSun
Best known for its range of filaments for FDM 3D printers, the Chinese company eSun recently entered the resin 3D printing market with the Isun3D L120, a machine at a price below 1,000€ ($1,130)! This is one of the selling…
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Best known for its range of filaments for FDM 3D printers, the Chinese company eSun recently entered the resin 3D printing market with the Isun3D L120, a machine at a price below 1,000€ ($1,130)! This is one of the selling points of this machine as it is currently competing against popular SLA 3D printers such as Formlabs’ Form 2 or Uniz3D’s Slash +.
The L120 is based on light curing technology, the liquid resin is solidified thanks to the LCD screen . On paper, the printer offers interesting performance with an X/Y accuracy of 0.05mm and a Z accuracy of 0.02mm, thanks in particular to its LCD screen offering a resolution of 2K (1440 x 2560). Another point to note is that Isun3D is an open solution, which means that it has the advantage of being compatible with a wide choice of resins available on the market.
To learn more about the performance of this affordable and open resin 3D printer, we were pleased to receive the Isun3D L120 in 3Dnatives’ Lab. Find out more about this complete test below.
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