Resin 3D printing
Perfect for visual prototypes, models, and figures — resin reproduces fine details and a smooth surface that few other methods can match.
Material
Summary
Post-processing
Fine details & even surface
UV-curable photopolymer reproduces details and surface finishes that make resin the first choice for visual prototypes, models, and figurines.
From stiff to rubber-like
Four resin types cover everything from durable functional parts to flexible parts with Shore 50A–65A — and flame-retardant applications.
FAQ
01Which resin should I choose?
Standard Resin is suitable for visual prototypes, models, and figurines. Choose Resin-X when the part needs to withstand higher stress, Resin-G when it needs to be flexible and rubber-like, and Flame Retardant Resin when fire safety is crucial. Unsure? Contact us for assistance.
02Why choose resin over regular plastic 3D printing?
Resin produces significantly finer details and a smoother surface. Plastic is more suitable for strong functional parts and larger details.
03Can travel components be flexible?
Yes, Resin-G is rubber-like with a Shore hardness of 50A–65A and is used for detailed, flexible parts that would otherwise be manufactured in silicone or rubber.
04What surface treatments do you offer?
Matte, glossy or electroplated finish, the latter providing a metallic surface. Specify desired finish when requesting a quote.
05How does resin cure?
Resin is a photopolymer that cures from liquid to solid with UV light, layer by layer. It is this process that provides the fine details and the smooth surface.
06How do I get a price for my part?
Upload your CAD file using Instant Quote for an immediate price — or contact us if you have questions about materials and finishes.
