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Black Resin is formulated for models with very small features and intricate details.
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Draft Resin is perfect for truly rapid prototyping and printing large parts or multiple part assemblies quickly.
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Fast Model Resin is capable of 3D printing a full Form 4 build volume in under two hours, making it ideal for rapid prototyping and high-throughput applications.
Consider Black Resin for:- Initial prototypes for shape and feel
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Rapid design iterations
- Large models that can print quickly
- Dental models for thermoforming aligners
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Create dimensionally accurate parts that are stiff and strong with unmatched print reliability.
Consider Black Resin for:- Form and fit prototyping
- Enclosures and housings
- models with fine features and intricate details
- Jigs and fixture
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Create highly transparent, stiff, and strong 3D printed parts with a smooth, clear surface that can be polished to near transparency.
Consider Black Resin for:- Transparent enclosures, optical components, and lighting prototypes
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Parts showcasing internal features
- Molds, masters, and other rapid tooling
- Fluidic devices
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Create dimensionally accurate parts that are stiff and strong with unmatched print reliability.
Consider Black Resin for:- Form and fit prototyping
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Presentation-ready models with fine features and intricate details
- General dental models
- Jigs and fixtures
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Create dimensionally accurate parts that are stiff and strong with unmatched print reliability.
Consider Black Resin for:- Form and fit prototyping
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Presentation-ready models with fine features and intricate details
- Anatomical models
- Jigs and fixtures
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Precision Model Resin is a high-accuracy 3D printing resin formulated to create restorative models with over 99% of their printed surface area within 100 μm of the design parameters.
Consider Black Resin for:- Restorative models
- Restorative models
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Durable Resin is ideal for prototyping consumer products, packaging, and low-friction and low-wear moving parts.
Consider Black Resin for:- Squeezable prototypes
- Low friction assemblies and non-degrading surfaces (like ball joints)
- Jigs and fixtures undergoing significant impacts
- Snap-fit parts and flexures
