SLA and DLP are usually selected for smooth, high-detail resin parts. SLS and MJF are often suitable for durable nylon functional parts and small-batch production. FDM is commonly used for economical prototypes and larger plastic parts. SLM is used when metal strength, heat resistance, or high-performance requirements are necessary.
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