Material Name:

High Detail Resin

Description:

High Detail Resin is a specialized photopolymer resin formulated to capture the finest details in SLA 3D printing. It enables the production of highly intricate parts with sharp edges, smooth surfaces, and minimal layer lines. Ideal for applications that demand high precision and accuracy, such as miniatures, jewelry prototypes, dental models, and complex prototypes, this resin ensures that even the smallest features are rendered with exceptional clarity. While offering outstanding detail, the resin has moderate mechanical properties and is best suited for visual models rather than functional parts subjected to mechanical stress.

Material Type:

High-Resolution Photopolymer Resin

Price:

Available color:

Gray

Black

White

Beige

Process compatibility:

SLA compatible

DLP compatible

Special Properties:

Exceptional Detail Resolution
Smooth Surface Finish
Sharp Edges and Fine Features
Good Dimensional Accuracy

Limitations:

Brittle Nature
Limited Mechanical Strength
UV Sensitivity
Requires Post-Curing

Key High Detail Resin properties rated to guide you in selecting the best fit for your 3D printing needs.

Strength2 of 5

Flexibility2 of 5

Detail Resolution5 of 5

Surface Smoothness5 of 5

Heat Resistance2 of 5

Chemical Resistance2 of 5

Ease of Printing4 of 5

Cost Efficiency4 of 5

High Detail Resin is ideal for producing models and prototypes where fine details and precision are critical. It excels in capturing intricate geometries and surface textures, making it suitable for various industries that require high-resolution prints.

Miniatures and Models Applications

Figurines and collectibles

Scale models
Game pieces

Jewelry Prototyping Applications

Detailed jewelry designs

Casting patterns
Ornamental pieces

Dental Models Applications

Orthodontic models

Crown and bridge models
Surgical guides

Art and Design Applications

Sculptures

Decorative items
Architectural models

Additional Applications

High-Precision Prototypes

Visual Presentation Models
Complex Geometries

Offers moderate strength suitable for visual models and prototypes with minimal mechanical stress.

Property	Value, metric
Tensile Strength	Approximately 40 MPa
Tensile Modulus	Approximately 2,000 MPa
Elongation at Break (%)	5%
Flexural Strength	Approximately 65 MPa
Flexural Modulus	Approximately 2,100 MPa
Notched Izod Impact Strength	Approximately 20 J/m
Shore Hardness	Shore D 80

Characteristics

Printing with High Detail Resin involves standard SLA procedures but benefits from higher-resolution settings and smaller layer heights (e.g., 25 microns) to maximize detail capture. Post-processing includes careful cleaning and UV curing to solidify the resin fully and achieve optimal surface quality.

Type	Value
Lead Time	1-3 business days
Wall Thickness	Minimum 0.5 mm
Tolerance	±0.05%, minimum ±0.02 mm
Max Part Size	Up to 600x 600 x 450 mm
Layer Height	-

Thermal Properties

Low heat resistance; parts may deform at elevated temperatures.

Property	Value, metric
Heat Deflection Temperature (HDT)	Approximately 50°C at 0.455 MPa
Thermal Expansion Coefficient	Approximately 80 x 10^-6 /°C
Thermal Expansion (Scale 0-100)	70
Max Service Temperature	Up to 45°C before significant deformation may occur

Electrical Properties

Acts as an electrical insulator; suitable for non-conductive applications.

Property	Value, metric
ESD Safety	Not ESD safe
Conductivity	Non-conductive; insulating properties

NOTE: The provided values are approximate and can vary based on the specific High Detail Resin formulation and manufacturer. Always refer to the manufacturer's technical data sheet for precise information.

Find your queries

Frequently Asked Question(FAQ)

What makes High Detail Resin different from standard resins?: High Detail Resin is formulated to capture finer details and produce smoother surface finishes compared to standard resins. It has lower viscosity and is optimized for high-resolution printing, allowing for the reproduction of intricate features with greater accuracy.

Is High Detail Resin compatible with all SLA printers?: It is compatible with most SLA and DLP printers that use a 405 nm wavelength UV light source. However, always check the manufacturer's compatibility list to ensure optimal performance.

Can I achieve the same mechanical properties with High Detail Resin as with engineering resins?: No, High Detail Resin is primarily designed for visual accuracy and detail, not for mechanical strength. For applications requiring enhanced mechanical properties, consider using engineering resins like Tough or ABS-like resins.

Does High Detail Resin require special storage conditions?: Yes, it should be stored in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and UV light sources. Keep it in its original, opaque container with the lid tightly sealed to prevent degradation.

What colors are available for High Detail Resin?: Common colors include gray, white, black, and beige, which are ideal for highlighting fine details and are suitable for painting and finishing.

What layer height is recommended for printing with High Detail Resin?: A layer height of 25 microns (0.025 mm) is recommended to achieve the highest detail resolution. However, you can adjust the layer height based on the desired balance between detail and printing time.

Do I need to adjust exposure settings when using High Detail Resin?: Yes, you may need to fine-tune the exposure times to suit your specific printer and the resin's requirements. Refer to the manufacturer's guidelines for starting values and perform test prints to optimize settings.

How does print orientation affect the quality of High Detail Resin prints?: Orientation can significantly impact the visibility of layer lines and the reproduction of details. Positioning the model to minimize support structures on detailed areas and to optimize layer stacking can enhance print quality.

Are special supports required for High Detail Resin prints?: Using fine support structures can help preserve details. Some slicer software offers settings for generating thinner supports that are easier to remove without damaging delicate features.

Can I print multiple models simultaneously with High Detail Resin?: Yes, but ensure adequate spacing between models to prevent interference. Be mindful that printing multiple models may increase the risk of print failures due to factors like increased peel forces.

What is the best way to clean High Detail Resin prints without damaging them?: Gently rinse the prints in isopropyl alcohol (IPA) with a concentration of 90% or higher. Avoid over-soaking, and use a soft brush to remove uncured resin from intricate areas.

How long should I UV cure High Detail Resin prints?: Curing times vary, but typically 10-20 minutes under a UV lamp is sufficient. Over-curing can lead to increased brittleness, so monitor the process carefully.

Can High Detail Resin prints be sanded and polished?: Yes, but use fine-grit sandpaper and proceed carefully to avoid removing fine details. Wet sanding can help achieve a smoother finish.

Is it necessary to prime High Detail Resin prints before painting?: Priming is recommended to create a uniform surface for paint adhesion. Use a primer suitable for plastics and apply thin, even coats.

How can I fill small imperfections or layer lines in High Detail Resin prints?: Use a fine brush-on or spray filler primer to fill minor imperfections. For very small details, liquid surface fillers designed for models can be effective.

Why are my prints losing fine details after curing?: Over-curing can cause the resin to become brittle and obscure fine details. Ensure you are not exceeding the recommended curing time and that the UV light intensity is appropriate.

What causes layer shifts or misalignments in High Detail Resin prints?: Layer shifts can result from mechanical issues with the printer, such as loose components or problems with the peel mechanism. Check your printer's hardware and ensure it is properly maintained.

How do I prevent small features from breaking during support removal?: Use minimal and fine supports in critical areas, and remove supports carefully using precision tools. Heating the supports slightly can make them easier to remove.

Why is there excessive resin pooling in small details?: Resin pooling can occur if the model's orientation doesn't allow resin to drain effectively. Adjust the angle of the model to facilitate better drainage.

What causes surface roughness or graininess in prints?: Surface roughness can be due to overexposure, resin contamination, or improper curing. Ensure your resin is clean, adjust exposure settings, and verify your curing process.

Can High Detail Resin be mixed with other resins to modify its properties?: Mixing resins is not recommended as it can lead to unpredictable results and may compromise the resin's ability to capture fine details.

Is High Detail Resin suitable for creating molds or casting masters?: Yes, it can be used to create masters for silicone molding or low-temperature casting processes, provided that the mechanical stresses are minimal.

How does temperature and humidity affect printing with High Detail Resin?: Temperature and humidity can affect resin viscosity and curing. Printing in a controlled environment with stable temperature (20-25°C) and low humidity is ideal.

Can I use High Detail Resin for microfluidic devices or channels?: While the resin can capture small features, its brittleness and potential for leaching chemicals may not make it suitable for functional microfluidic applications without proper testing.

How do I recycle or dispose of unused High Detail Resin?: Uncured resin should be treated as hazardous waste and disposed of according to local regulations. Do not pour it down the drain or discard it with regular trash.

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Material Name:

High Detail Resin

Description:

Material Type:

High-Resolution Photopolymer Resin

Price:

Available color:

Process compatibility:

Special Properties:

Limitations:

Applications

Miniatures and Models Applications

Jewelry Prototyping Applications

Dental Models Applications

Art and Design Applications

Additional Applications

Characteristics

Thermal Properties

Electrical Properties