Engineering resins for the Reflex 3D printers
The workhorse resins for UnionTech 3D printers
Castables, elastomers, tooling and clear resins
Production nylon — strong, isotropic, no supports
Fine detail and smooth surfaces
Orthotics, vehicle parts, one-off replicas
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Material · Industrial SLA
An ABS-like SLA resin that combines excellent surface detail, dimensional accuracy and durability with a highly competitive material cost. Our most cost-effective SLA material and one of the most widely used in the bureau.
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A clean, opaque white with a naturally matte surface, it gives parts that need only minimal post-processing. Fine features, crisp edges and smooth surfaces hold even on very large builds.
That balance of performance and price makes it right for industrial as well as creative work. Uses include concept models, master patterns, functional prototypes, large props, automotive casings, electronic housings and pipes.
At a glance
Our lowest-cost SLA material, which matters most when the part is big.
Durable parts with an ABS-like balance of strength and stiffness.
Excellent accuracy and a high quality surface finish.
Large, detailed props with no tool marks to fill.
Its low cost makes it a highly effective alternative to CNC milled foam for large prints, especially where surface finish and fine detail matter. That makes it valuable for large prop making in film, television and exhibition work.
A far better surface finish
Higher resolution detail
No visible tool marks
Undercuts and complex forms
Sculptors and artists use it to scale up original artworks into large, highly detailed forms, keeping the fidelity of the original sculpt. These include life-size or life-and-a-quarter models.
Fine detail, dimensional stability and a smooth finish cut downstream preparation time in a foundry workflow.
Master patterns
Moulds taken directly from the print
Wax positives for lost-wax casting
High Temp 220D holds its shape where Standard White would soften.
For components that need dimensional stability and mechanical performance at elevated temperatures. Parts reach an HDT of up to 227 °C when correctly post-processed.
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