RE: Some easy questions

From: karapatis nakis (nakis@icapmail.epfl.ch)
Date: Tue Mar 17 1998 - 09:08:35 EET


Dear Pedro,

As far as I know, you won't go very far below 0.1 mm accuracy with rp
systems (please let me know if i'm totally wrong !!!) such as SLS.
Again, if what you need is a PA prototype for function test, SLS is the
right method. Even better would be to make a prototype mold (by SLS) and
inject the prototype part ("production prototype"). If it's just for
assembly testing, i'd say SLA is a good choice...

Nakis

> -----Message d'origine-----
> De: Pedro Garayo [SMTP:pedgar@cidaut.eis.uva.es]
> Date: dimanche, 16. mars 1997 20:37
> À: rp-ml@bart.lpt.fi
> Objet: Some easy questions
>
> Dear rpmlers,
>
> Are there any systems able to obtain an accuracy of 0,07 mm. or
> better?
> Is it SLS(using PA11) the most suitable for prototypes to be used in
> an
> assembly?
> (The part fits in 250x100x40 mm. and it is 1.5 mm. thick)
>
> Thank you very much.
>
> Pedro Garayo
> mailto:pedgar@cidaut.eis.uva.es
>
>
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