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SLA Tear Away Supports from 3D Sprint and 3D Systems

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3D Systems introduces 3D Sprint 2.5, which produces highly efficient SLA supports for easier removal, improved surface finish and material savings. Read more about the process at 3DPrint.com: https://3dprint.com/173441/3d-systems-plastic-am-leadership/ [Video: 3D Systems]


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