Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a scraper component of a three-dimensional printing device, which includes a scraper, a fixing frame, a pulley and a sliding rail, the scraper is installed on the fixing frame, and the pulley is set on at least one end of the fixing frame; the sliding rail has a horizontal first rail and a tilted and movable second rail, and a first end of the second rail is connected to the first rail and a second end is located on the first rail; when the pulley slides from a middle to an end of the first rail, the pulley enters the second rail from the first end and leaves the second rail from the second end then comes back to the first rail; when the pulley slides from an end to a middle of the first rail, the pulley passes through the second rail from below.

Abstract: Provided are a light-curing 3D printing device and a printing method. The device includes a housing, the housing being suitable for containing a liquid photosensitive resin, and one end surface of the housing including a light-transmitting panel; a carrying platform, which is disposed in the housing and is used to carry a molding workpiece; a drive mechanism, which is used to drive the carrying platform to move closer to and away from the light-transmitting panel; an optical system, which includes an exposure device that is located outside the housing and is opposite to the light-transmitting panel, the exposure device being suitable for emitting a light beam pattern from a light emitting side, and a layer of the liquid photosensitive resin, which is in the housing and is closely attached to the light-transmitting panel, can be controllably cured; and a pressure adjusting element.

Abstract: Provided are a photocuring-type three-dimensional printing device capable of automatic continuous printing, and a system. A three-dimensional model is automatically composed, the composed three-dimensional model is automatically printed and pick-up collected, and a material tank can also be automatically replenished when replenishment is needed, thereby implementing automatic continuous printing without manual intervention.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a scraper component of a three-dimensional printing device, which includes a scraper, a fixing frame, a pulley and a sliding rail, the scraper is installed on the fixing frame, and the pulley is set on at least one end of the fixing frame; the sliding rail has a horizontal first rail and a tilted and movable second rail, and a first end of the second rail is connected to the first rail and a second end is located on the first rail; when the pulley slides from a middle to an end of the first rail, the pulley enters the second rail from the first end and leaves the second rail from the second end then comes back to the first rail; when the pulley slides from an end to a middle of the first rail, the pulley passes through the second rail from below.

Abstract: A photocuring-type three-dimensional printing method and device. The photocuring-type three-dimensional printing method comprises the following steps: obtaining a three-dimensional data model of a printing object; dividing the three-dimensional data model into a plurality of layers; identifying exposed areas and internal areas of various layers for at least a portion of the layers of the three-dimensional data model; performing exposure at each layer for the exposed areas of the various layers, and performing an exposure process at an interval of multiple layers for the internal areas of the various layers.

Abstract: A photocuring-type three-dimensional printing method and device. The photocuring-type three-dimensional printing method comprises the following steps: obtaining a three-dimensional data model of a printing object; dividing the three-dimensional data model into a plurality of layers; identifying exposed areas and internal areas of various layers for at least a portion of the layers of the three-dimensional data model; performing exposure at each layer for the exposed areas of the various layers, and performing an exposure process at an interval of multiple layers for the internal areas of the various layers.

Abstract: The present invention provides an imaging system of a photo-curing 3D printing device. The imaging system comprises a light source, a liquid crystal panel, a first polarized light filter, a second polarized light filter, a focusing lens array, a projection lens, and a controller. The imaging system is characterized in that the focusing lens array is disposed on a light incoming side of the liquid crystal panel; each focusing lens of the focusing lens array is corresponding to each pixel of the liquid crystal panel; each focusing lens can gather light beams irradiating to the corresponding pixels, so that the light beams penetrate a light transmission region of the pixels as much as possible. A deflection lens is arranged on a light outgoing side of the liquid crystal panel; the deflection lens can deflect around at least one rotation axis perpendicular to an optical axis of the imaging system, so as to finely tune positions of images of the light beams projected to the surface of a light-sensitive material.

Abstract: An image exposure system of a 3D printing device having a spatial light modulator, a light source, a projection lens, a micro-displacement driving mechanism and a controller. The spatial light modulator is provided with a plurality of micromirrors for adjusting the reflective direction of light illuminating the micromirrors according to a control signal; the light source generates a light beam illuminating the spatial light modulator; the projection lens is aligned with a first direction of the spatial light modulator so that a micro light spot array formed through the micromirror by the light source projected onto the surface of a light-sensitive material; the micro-displacement driving mechanism is connected with the spatial light modulator, and can drive the spatial light modulator to move in third and fourth directions that are perpendicular to each other, in order to finely adjust the position on the surface of the light-sensitive material onto which the micro light spot array is projected.