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4.0.1
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UVtools 6.0.1 by PTRTECH is a specialized Windows utility designed for the additive-manufacturing community that works exclusively with MSLA/DLP printer file formats such as .cbddlp, .ctb, .photon, .sl1 and .zip. The program opens a resin-printing workflow by letting users inspect layer-by-layer images, measure exposure times, detect islands or suction cups, auto-generate supports, hollow models, add drain holes, rescale, rotate and duplicate objects, and then re-save the job in the same or a different manufacturer format. Calibration routines for exposure, lift speed and burn-in layers are included, while a pixel-level repair tool removes artifacts that could cause build failure. Because the same project often has to be re-iterated for different printers, batch conversion and command-line scripting are built in, allowing entire folders to be translated between formats overnight. Since its first public build the title has evolved through 121 documented releases, each adding new printer profiles, improved slicing algorithms and tighter file-size optimization, culminating in the current 6.0.1 build that streamlines memory usage for 8 K monochrome stacks. Typical use cases cover pre-print validation for dental, jewelry and miniature studios, rapid re-slicing when switching from a small desktop unit to a large-format machine, and emergency file repair when the original slicer project is lost. The application therefore sits in the 3D-Printing/Graphics sub-category of the catalog. UVtools is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget that always supply the newest build and can be queued alongside other titles for unattended batch installation.

Tags:

3d print 1

dlp 2

image analysis 1

msla 1

resin print 1

sla 1

slicer 12