Dry stereolithography is a new and patented process that uses thermoplastic photopolymers in film or sheet/plate form instead of liquid photopolymer resins and does not require support structures during the build process. The process generally relates to the use of dry photopolymers to make a 3D printed object formed from individually and selectively exposed dry photopolymer layers of the same or gradually varying shape. Suggested markets for dry stereolithography are outlined. Photopolymer plates/sheets/films as raw materials are environmentally friendly.
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Savla, M. J. (2023). DRY STEREOLITHOGRAPHY. In Annual Technical Conference - ANTEC, Conference Proceedings (Vol. 2023-March). Society of Plastics Engineers.
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