SLS VS. SLA WHO WINS? YOU DECIDE:

Materials:
SLS: Uses powdered polymers, metals, and ceramics.
SLA: Uses liquid photopolymer resins.

Strength & Durability:
SLS: Produces strong and durable parts, suitable for functional prototypes and end-use parts.
SLA: Creates high-precision parts with less focus on mechanical strength.

Surface Finish:
SLS: Results in a rough surface finish, often requiring post-processing.
SLA: Provides a very smooth surface finish, ideal for detailed and aesthetic parts.

Applications:
SLS: Commonly used for aerospace components, automotive parts, medical devices, and complex geometries.
SLA: Ideal for prototypes, dental and medical models, jewellery, and intricate consumer goods.