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                                        <p>Best customer support in the Industry.</p>
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                        Phone &amp; Skype Support
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                    <p>We help you setup your 3D printer in a short time and with your initial set of prints.</p>
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                        Application Specific
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                    <p>We calibrate &amp; modify the Printer to suit your application. Allowing us to help you better.</p>
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                        Email Support
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                    <p>You can email your queries or questions and we will respond in 2 business days</p>
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                        Frequently Asked Questions
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                                        <p>We've compiled a list of answers to common questions.</p>
												What is the build size of the printer and resolution of the printer?					
					<p>There is multiples models with different specifications ranging from 30µm to 78µm in resolution and build size ranging from 57x32x120mm.  to 150&#215;84.4x120mm. For further information see Tech Specs. </p>
												What is the lifespan of the projector and the machine?					
					<p>UV LED projector and current projectors are rated at 25,000 hours.</p>
												How does the machine work?					
					<p>A DLP in runs on the base of layers and layers polymerisations, based on photosensitive resin reacting to light </p>
												What is the surface finish like?					
					<p> The surface finish is very smooth &amp; best in class.</p>
												How does the training occur?					
					<p>Most of our training is through phone and team-viewer in most cases. However, rest assure we have trained plenty of distant customers who have been successful with team-viewer conferencing and telephone training.</p>
												Key difference between DLP vs SLA					
					<p>One of the many strengths of the LED DLP projector is the level of detail that is examined to ensure a perfect printer setup.  It all starts with ensuring the power emitted by the projector is uniform throughout the build plate.  An even power distribution through the plate ensures that items are built in the middle of the printable area, is exactly the same as ones that are printed along the edges. This is done by examining and evaluating 144 points throughout the build plate and building an accurate representation of the power output map. All slight variations are identified and the engineers created a digital mask in order to create a uniform power output throughout the build plate.  Conversely, this level of accuracy cannot be done with a home projector, the mask that is created to even out the power output are based on readings from anywhere from 4 to 50 points.  The second calibration that is done is a geometric calibration, which involves ensuring the outside borders of the LED DLP projector image are straight.  All projector images exhibit a slight deviation where the corners meet.  Instead of the corners meeting at 90 degrees, the borders curve outwards causing the corner angles to be less than 90 degrees.  The DLP engine creates a digital mask to straighten this deviation with an equally high number of measured points like the power map’s 144.  Though a similar mask is created for the home projector 3D printer, the measurable points used to create the mask is far less.  This level of accuracy for the DLP printer results in a consistent printed file regardless of where the printed object is located on the plate.</p>
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