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With a SLA 3d printer you use a filter in the case so UV light is filtered. You can identify those machines because they are colored: https://www.b9c.com/assets
by pipio21 10y ago
With a SLA 3d printer you use a filter in the case so UV light is filtered. You can identify those machines because they are colored:
https://www.b9c.com/assets/images/bg/bg-home-header.png https://www.b9c.com/assets/images/bg/bg-home-header.png
By the way the people at Intel are working with ultra UV, and every material is opaque to them. That is the reason for the use of reflection surfaces instead of lenses for new machines.
- Cyph0n 10y agoI see, but my point is about the transportation and handling of the wafers. Extreme UV is mentioned in the article, but they'll use that for the 5 nm process. I don't think ultra UV exists.