Descrizione
Standard resin prints beautifully and then shatters in your hand. Everyone discovers it the same way: a bracket that fit perfectly snaps at the mounting hole, a functional part survives the print and dies in the first week of use. ABS-Like Pro 2 exists to close that gap between a model that photographs well and a part that performs.
The formulation trades brittleness for resilience. Prints take impact without crazing, and the material holds detail at the same time, so the fine surface that made resin printing attractive in the first place is not sacrificed to toughness. Fine features stay crisp, layer transitions stay smooth, and small mechanical parts keep their tolerances after curing instead of warping into something that no longer fits.It is a 405nm resin, which places it inside the mainstream of consumer and prosumer LCD and DLP machines. The colour range covers the practical end of the spectrum: neutral greys and whites for prototypes that need to be read under workshop light, transparent tints for parts that need to show internal structure, and a beige and black for functional components that will live in a machine rather than on a shelf.The 2kg format is the working quantity. A single 1kg bottle runs out in the middle of a batch, and running out mid-batch means either a colour mismatch or an interrupted run. Two kilograms gives a full project session with headroom, and it keeps cost per gram in the range where functional resin printing actually competes with injection moulded parts for small volumes.Print the part you need, not the part that breaks.
Why This Resin Earns Its Place
- Impact resistance formulated to absorb shock rather than shatter, which is the failure mode that ends most functional resin prints.
- Detail retention fine features and layer transitions stay crisp instead of being softened in the trade for toughness.
- 405nm compatibility sits inside the mainstream wavelength used by LCD and DLP machines, from entry printers to larger format units.
- Dimensional stability small mechanical parts hold their tolerances after curing rather than warping out of fit.
- Working quantity 2kg per bottle covers a full batch without a mid-run colour change.
- Colour range greys, whites, black, beige and transparent tints for prototypes, jigs and visible parts.
- Fast cure response suited to machines running short layer times without a loss of surface quality.
Technical Specifications
- Type ABS-like photopolymer resin
- Wavelength 405nm
- Volume 2 kilograms
- Variant colours beige, black, grey, white, clear and transparent tints
- Compatibility LCD and DLP resin printers running 405nm
- Properties impact resistant, detail retaining
- Curing standard post-cure under UV
- Storage sealed, out of direct sunlight, room temperature
- Handling gloves and ventilation recommended
- Best for functional parts, jigs, enclosures, miniature mechanical components
Where It Belongs
The natural home for this resin is the workshop bench where prints have a job to do. Replacement knobs, brackets, housings, jigs and fixtures that will be handled, clamped and dropped. It also suits the model maker producing figures with thin protrusions that standard resin leaves fragile, and the engineer running short production batches where an injection mould is uneconomic but a shattering part is unacceptable. Tabletop miniature painters get a bonus: thin weapons and limbs that survive being packed into a case.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Will this work in my printer?
A: It is a 405nm resin, which is the wavelength used by the mainstream LCD and DLP machines. If your printer uses a 405nm light source, you are in range.
Q: Do I need to change my exposure settings?
A: Plan on running an exposure test coupon. Resin behaviour varies by machine, layer height and temperature, and the coupon is faster than the trial and error of a finished print.
Q: Is it actually stronger than standard resin?
A: Yes, and it is most obvious where standard resin fails: mounting holes, thin walls and parts that take a knock. Treat it as resilient rather than indestructible.
Q: What is the difference between the colours?
A: The mechanical behaviour is shared across the range. The choice is practical: neutral tones for parts you need to inspect, transparent tints for parts that need to show internal structure, and black or beige where the part will be handled constantly.
Q: Does it smell strongly?
A: All photopolymers give off odour. Use ventilation and gloves, and keep the bottle sealed when not in use. That handling advice applies to every resin, not just this one.
Q: How should I store the bottle?
A: Sealed, at room temperature, away from direct sunlight. The 2kg format means a partially used bottle can sit for a while, so keep the cap tight and the resin out of the light.
Q: Can I mix it with other resins?
A: It is better to treat it as its own material and dial in the settings for it. Mixing makes the exposure behaviour unpredictable, which defeats the point of buying a resilient resin.
Q: How long does curing take?
A: Post-cure is a standard UV exposure and depends on your station. Over-curing is the more common mistake, since it makes any resin more brittle than it needs to be.
The EastSupplier Promise
We stock this resin in the volumes we list and we ship what we describe. If you need help with exposure settings, colour selection or the difference between this and the standard formulation, message our team and you will get an answer based on actual prints rather than a datasheet. Ordering, shipping and after-sales support run continuously with us.
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