Copymaster3D Resin UV Standard is a universal photopolymer resin for LCD, DLP and MSLA 3D printers with a 405 nm wavelength. The 1 kg bottle offers a balanced ratio of hardness, detail and stability - an ideal choice for prototypes, miniatures, modelling parts and visual presentation models with smooth surfaces and sharp edges.

Key features

The low-viscosity Standard UV Resin formula is tuned for maximum detail resolution on LCD and MSLA printers. Prints feature sharp edges, readable threads and fine textures, while the layer line effect is minimized and the surface is ready for further post-processing - sanding, filling and painting.

The resin is optimized for standard 405 nm UV sources, so it easily handles printers from Anycubic, Elegoo, Creality, Phrozen and other widespread brands. Recommended exposure times typically range from 2-4 seconds per layer at 0.05 mm - the exact setting can be fine-tuned with a short exposure test.

Copymaster3D's standard resin offers a solid compromise between hardness and crack resistance. After curing, you get models that sand, fill and paint well, but at the same time do not shatter from a small drop off the table as easily as common brittle resins. The pigment is homogeneously dispersed throughout the entire bottle, so before printing it is enough to shake the resin briefly and pour it into the vat without the risk of precipitated sediment.

Technical parameters / specifications

Who is Copymaster3D Resin UV Standard, Light suitable for

The material will be appreciated by modellers printing figures and miniatures, designers working on prototypes and visual models, as well as beginners transitioning from filament printing (PLA, PETG) to MSLA technology. The price/quality ratio and forgiveness of small exposure errors make it a suitable starter as well as a regularly used material for home and semi-professional workshops.

Tips for use

• Before printing, briefly shake the resin and pour it into the vat through a filter funnel.
• Fine-tune the recommended exposure with a short test (e.g. Cones of Calibration or AmeraLabs Town).
• After printing, wash the model in IPA or a specialized cleaner for approximately 3-5 minutes and dry it.
• Perform final post-curing under a UV lamp for 2-5 minutes - over-exposure leads to yellowing and increased brittleness.
• Work in nitrile gloves, safety goggles and in a well-ventilated room.
• Never pour uncured resin down the drain - let the residues cure in the sun or under a UV lamp.
• Filter excess resin from the vat when pouring it back into the bottle - this extends the life of the FEP film.