3D-Printed Wine Bottle Packaging – Glass-Like Finish, Embossed-Level Precision
SLA 0.1mm layer thickness precisely reproduces embossed dragon patterns, matte textures, and complex irregular bottle shapes. Transparent photopolymer resin, after polishing and UV curing, achieves a glass-like visual appearance.
Industry Background
Premium liquor and cosmetics packaging require precise reproduction of complex designs like embossing and custom bottle shapes. Traditional prototyping is time-consuming and costly, making it difficult to quickly deliver decision-ready samples.
Solutions
SLA 0.1mm layer thickness precisely reproduces the embossed dragon pattern, matte texture, and complex irregular bottle shapes on the bottle body. The transparent photopolymer resin, after polishing and UV post-curing, achieves a glass-like visual effect; when filled with liquid, it enables realistic display.
Achieve Results
Sample lead time reduced from 2 weeks to 3 days. Clients include Wuliangye Liquor Factory in Yibin, Sichuan, and格拉斯Wine Industry, among others.
Recommended Models
3DSL-360/3DSL-600
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