Material
Standard Resin
Standard resin is a general-purpose photopolymer optimized for fine detail and a smooth surface finish. It offers good rigidity but limited impact resistance, making it suitable for visual models and detailed prototypes, rather than functional parts.
Manufacturing processes
About
Standard resin is the general-purpose photopolymer most commonly used for visual models, prototypes, and detailed miniatures.
It's rigid and holds fine surface detail well, but it's also quite brittle; it has relatively low elongation at break and impact resistance, so it tends to crack or shatter under sudden stress rather than flexing. This makes it a strong choice for static, detail-focused work, but a poor choice for parts that need to survive drops, snap-fits, or repeated mechanical stress. Tough resin would be the better fit there.
Standard resin suits display models, miniatures, design prototypes, and visual mockups where surface finish and accuracy matter more than mechanical durability.
Technical Details
- Accuracy
- ±0.2% (lower limit of ±0.2 mm)
- Density
- 1.2 g/cm³
- Min. wall thickness
- 0.6 - 1 mm
Technical Properties
- Tensile strength
- 32 - 86 MPa
- Tensile modulus
- 1650 - 2800 MPa
- Tensile elongation
- 7 - 9%
- Flexural strength
- 51 - 93 MPa
- Flexural modulus
- 2200 - 2775 MPa
- HDT (0.45 MPa)
- 48 - 70°C
- HDT (1.8 MPa)
- 40 - 58°C
- Default layer height
- 0.1 mm
- Default infill
- 100%
- Embossing
- min. 0.5 mm
- Engraving
- min. 0.5 mm
- Warping risk
- Moderate
- Maximum printing dimensions
- 3,500 × 3,500 × 5,000 mm