Can Continuous Liquid Interface Production (CLIP) technology be used for large-scale production?

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Can Continuous Liquid Interface Production (CLIP) Technology Be Used for Large-Scale Production?
High-Speed Production Capability
Material Versatility for End-Use Applications
Consistency and Surface Quality in Mass Production
Integration with Manufacturing Supply Chains
Customer-Oriented Solutions and Services

Can Continuous Liquid Interface Production (CLIP) Technology Be Used for Large-Scale Production?

High-Speed Production Capability

Continuous Liquid Interface Production (CLIP) is specifically engineered for scalable, high-throughput production. Unlike conventional layer-by-layer resin printing methods, CLIP uses a continuous photopolymerization process through an oxygen-permeable window, allowing parts to be printed at rates up to 100 times faster than traditional stereolithography. This continuous printing mechanism eliminates pause times between layers, resulting in significantly reduced cycle times suitable for production environments.

Material Versatility for End-Use Applications

CLIP supports a wide range of performance resins, including:

These material options enable CLIP to produce functional, production-grade parts that meet both structural and regulatory requirements.

Consistency and Surface Quality in Mass Production

CLIP’s isotropic mechanical properties and smooth surface finish eliminate the need for extensive post-processing. The technology achieves tight dimensional tolerances and repeatability, which are critical for maintaining consistency across production batches. Parts printed with CLIP show minimal layer lines, reducing the need for secondary finishing or coating steps.

Integration with Manufacturing Supply Chains

CLIP is suitable for digital mass production in industries such as:

  • Consumer electronics – Custom enclosures, wearable components

  • Medical devices – Surgical tools, dental appliances, diagnostic fixtures

  • Automotive – Clips, grommets, and small mechanical housings

  • Footwear and sportswear – Lattice midsoles, cushioning structures

With automated workflows, digital part libraries, and high-resolution repeatability, CLIP can be seamlessly integrated into distributed manufacturing environments.


Customer-Oriented Solutions and Services

We support scalable CLIP production with the following:

  1. 3D Printing Technologies:

  2. Resin Material Options:

  3. Industry Applications: