Stereolithography belongs to a family of additive manufacturing technologies known as vat photo-polymerization. These machines are all built around the same principle, using a light source—a laser or projector—to cure liquid resin into hardened plastic.

LFS is advanced form of SLA, which drastically reduces the forces exerted on parts during the print process, using a flexible tank and linear illumination to deliver incredible surface quality and print accuracy.

 Lower print forces allow for light-touch support structures that tear away with ease, and the process opens up a wide range of possibilities for future development of advanced, production-ready materials