Material
High-Detail Resin
High-detail resin is a photopolymer formulated to minimize shrinkage and maximize edge sharpness and surface resolution, capturing extremely fine features like engraved text and fabric texture that other materials can't reproduce as reliably.
Manufacturing processes
About
High-detail resin is optimized specifically for dimensional accuracy and fine feature reproduction rather than mechanical strength. Its formulation is tuned to minimize shrinkage during curing and hold crisp edges. This lets the material capture very fine surface detail, such as facial features, thin filigree, engraved text, and fabric-level texture, which coarser materials and other manufacturing processes struggle to reproduce.
Like standard resin, it tends to be brittle and isn't intended for parts that need to withstand mechanical stress or impact; the priority here is visual and dimensional fidelity, not durability.
High-detail resin suits miniatures, jewelry patterns, dental and anatomical models, and prototypes where capturing exact surface detail matters more than mechanical performance.
Technical Details
- Accuracy
- ±0.1% (lower limit of ±0.1 mm)
- Density
- 1.2 g/cm³
- Min. wall thickness
- 0.6 - 1 mm
Technical Properties
- Tensile strength
- 32 - 86 MPa
- Tensile modulus
- 1600 - 2800 MPa
- Tensile elongation
- 7 - 13%
- Flexural strength
- 51 - 93 MPa
- Flexural modulus
- 2200 - 2700 MPa
- HDT (0.45 MPa)
- 48 - 70°C
- Default layer height
- 0.025 mm
- Default infill
- 100%
- Embossing
- min. 0.2 mm
- Engraving
- min. 0.2 mm
- Interlocking parts
- Yes
- Warping risk
- Moderate
- Maximum printing dimensions
- 1,700 × 800 × 650 mm