Digital Light Processing (DLP), a form of 3D Printing akin to SLA, utilises a photopolymer resin tray exposed to light from a projector. Each 3D model layer is projected onto the resin, hardening the exposed area, and the process repeats until the model is complete. DLP machines excel in speed, making them a preferred choice for intricate part production, particularly in industries requiring small quantities of multiple designs produced quickly, and can be efficiently integrated into traditional production methods. This digital moulding process ensures the strength, accuracy, reliability, repeatability, and uptime of traditional moulding while eliminating the costs and time-consuming aspects of tooling.