ANYCUBIC 3D Printer Resin, 405nm SLA UV-Curing Resin
ANYCUBIC 3D Printer Resin, 405nm SLA UV-Curing Resin with High Precision and Quick Curing & Excellent Fluidity for LCD 3D Printing, Each Bottle 1kg, 2 Bottles Pack (Black, UV Resin)
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| Wavelength | 355-405 nm | 365-405 nm | 365-405 nm | 355-405 nm | 365-405 nm | 365-405 nm |
| Density | 1.05-1.25g/cm3 | 1.05-1.25g/cm3 | 1.05-1.25g/cm3 | 1.05-1.25g/cm3 | 1.10-1.15g/cm³ | 1.10-1.15g/cm³ |
| Viscosity | 150-200MPa·s（25℃） | 150-200MPa·s（25℃） | 220-250MPa·s（25℃） | 150-350MPa·s(25℃) | 150-250MPa·s（25℃） | 150-250MPa·s（25℃） |
| Hardness | 82 Shore D | 84 Shore D | 84 Shore D | 89 Shore D | 76 Shore D | 76 Shore D |
| Flexural Strength | 36-52MPa | 50-70MPa | 50-60MPa | 49-58MPa | 50-60MPa | 50-60MPa |
| Flexural modulus | 1200-1800MPa | 1400-1600MPa | 900-1200MPa | 900-1200MPa | ||
| Elongation at Break | 15%-22% | 20-30% | 30-50% | 30-50% |
| Weight: | 2.39 kg |
| Dimensions: | 27.9 x 21.8 x 10.9 cm; 2.39 Kilograms |
| Part: | SZ-2PCS |
| Colour: | Black |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | ANYCUBIC |
| Dimensions: | 27.9 x 21.8 x 10.9 cm; 2.39 Kilograms |
| Reference: | SZ-2PCS |
Anycubic standard is one of my favorite resins on the market if not the best.
Cannot fault this resin at all, it is good quality and has a perfect finish once you get all the settings correct and have tweaked everything.
The colour is the basic grey undercoat colour you would find so makes it ideal for painting models.
Price is a little steep but with the situations at the moment it is worth it and works perfectly.
This is the best water washable resin I have used. Make sure to clean all parts completely and harden it for slightly longer under UV.
Anycubic resin was the first resin I got in touch with 4 years ago when started 3D printing. It performed super good and it seems they kept their quality in order.
It is very simple to print with it and the results are always good. The only thing I would mention is that it seems more brittle than any other resin I used but it is still good.
This set of two 1kg bottles of grey Anycubic 3D printer resin comes boxed, with each bottle safely sealed in plastic and in a bubbled bag.
I used the resin with my Elegoo Mars 2 Pro using my usual settings and it printed well with good details. Even hollow models came out fine using the vroom settings.
If you are looking for a good quality basic resin I’d recommend this as a decent alternative to Elegoo’s standard or abs like resin. I did find that it needed slightly longer exposure but nothing drastic – around 3 seconds per layer instead of my usual 2.6. Grey is a great neutral colour and the price is fairly reasonable for 2kg. I’m very happy with this resin.
Excellent quality resin
Very easy to use
Being non-toxic and biodegradable has no affect on the quality of prints.
I’ve changed from they grey resin to the green resin due to the detail and that fact that I’ve found that it’s more sensitive to UV in my machine
So my exposure settings are now down to 5 seconds per layer and 40 for the bottom 4 layers.
I use this on the Elegoo Mars 2 Mono at 0.025mm layer. Really great product, still has a smell to it, but it’s not too bad, remember to wear a mask when handling
After running some test prints with this resin, it has quickly become my ‘go to’ resin for printing my wargame miniatures.
I suggest running some test prints to get the absolute best settings.
Once you have that, the prints from this resin are consistently great.
Two tips – firstly don’t leave it in the resin tray for too long as it tends to separate out.
Secondly, in my Creality Halot 1 it also eventually formed a thin layer of cured resin that I had to remove.
But, if you need some grey, this pack offers excellent value.
I will be using a lot of this!
I’ve been 3D printing with resin for over 3 years and used hundreds of litres of this stuff. It’s consistent, usually pretty cheap and easy to dial in.
That said, offering a 2L pack for 68.99 (62.09 on offer) misses the mark.
1 x 1L is usually around the 27 price point, so this is significantly more expensive than just buying two individual bottles.
If you’re looking for a basic resin that will handle the majority of print jobs, this is it. But shop around for better pricing.
This 3D printer resin doing very good job I have to admit, very easy to use. It is for LCD 3D printers, very fast curing, rigid and toughness, excellent fluidity, great stability and really bright colors.
Exposure time: Exposure of the lowest layer: 20-80s, normal exposure: 3-15s, hardness: 84.0 D.
Remember!
Anycubic resin is recommended to be stored in a light-protected and sealed environment at an ambient temperature of 25 -30 .
1) Wavelength: 355-410nm
2) Shrinkage: 3.72-4.24%
3) Tensile strength: 36-52Mpa
4) Viscosity (25 ): 150-200 mpa.s.
Has a shelf life of one and a half years, and this is a lot I have to admit. ANYCUBIC 3d uv resin has low shrinkage, stability and high printing accuracy, with a fine texture, smooth surface and three-dimensional details. With this printer resin you can make: jewelry, toys, diy, buildings, dental and many more. At the moment I have to admit that the price is really good (62.09) only. Very good quality resin.
Highly recommend!
Images attached are printed with the resin, the light makes it look a different colour but its a nice shiny grey perfect for miniatures. They are 25mm miniatures and my phone isn’t great but on closer inspection the details are really good, supports come off easily once soaked in a bit of hot water, my usual method.
I haven’t changed any settings from the regularl Anycubic resin i use (not plant based stuff), it does say the plant based is soybean and no VOC’s – there still is a smell, its a strange smell, but definitely there but not overpowering and chemically like a few other resins i’ve tried.
Great value at 55 for 2kg of resin, i can’t quite understand why the option labelled ‘UV resin’ is 7 more the plant based stuff, but if the other one is the standard Anycubic resin (looks like it from the bottles) then i’d pick which ever was the cheapest if i’m totally honest as i can’t tell the difference in prints. I could however tell which one was in the vat by the smell, different smells but the standard UV one lingers a lot longer after printing in my room at least and even with venitilation.