説明
Detail is not a feature. It is an obligation. A resin printer is judged by what survives the smallest possible translation: the gap between the file you designed and the object you hold. The Lithograph answers that judgement with a 10K monochrome exposure screen at 9024 x 5120 pixels and an XY resolution of 17 x 17 microns - roughly one fifth of the width of a human hair. This is the resolution class that used to begin at three times the price, and it is now the floor of the entry tier.
Light is the only tool that matters. Resolution is nothing without even exposure. The Lithograph runs Anycubic LighTurbo parallel-matrix UV optics, a light engine designed to deliver stable, balanced illumination across the entire vat rather than a bright centre that fades at the edges. Uniform light is what removes grid lines, rasterisation and uneven curing - the three defects that make a printed part look printed. Single-layer exposure times fall to about 1.5 seconds, which is why this machine holds 50 mm per hour on standard resin at a 0.1 mm layer, and up to 70 mm per hour when paired with high-speed resin.
A machine should disappear into the work. The build volume is 2.2 litres across 153 x 87 x 165 mm, enough for miniatures, dental models, jewellery masters and full assembly prototypes in a single uninterrupted run. Leveling is a four-point manual procedure that takes ninety seconds and stays put. The 2.8 inch TFT touch panel is deliberately plain - no cloud account, no forced app, no subscription. Files load from USB, slices come out of Anycubic Photon Workshop, and the whole unit weighs 4 kg in a frame measuring 230 x 235 x 391 mm. It runs on 110 to 220 volts and carries CE certification.
This is not an entry-level printer. It is a laboratory instrument that happens to be priced like one.
Key Features
- ✦ 10K monochrome LCD exposure screen at 9024 x 5120 pixels
- ✦ 17 x 17 micron XY resolution - layer lines measured in single pixels
- ✦ Anycubic LighTurbo parallel-matrix UV light source for edge-to-edge curing uniformity
- ✦ 2.2 litre build volume across 153 x 87 x 165 mm (LWH)
- ✦ 50 mm/h at a 0.1 mm layer with standard resin; up to 70 mm/h with high-speed resin
- ✦ 4-point manual leveling with a 2.8 inch TFT touch control panel
- ✦ USB data input, Photon Workshop slicer, 4 kg frame, 110-220 V, CE certified
Technical Specifications
- Molding Technology: LCD (MSLA) monochrome
- Exposure Screen: 7 inch high-definition monochrome LCD
- LCD Resolution: 10K - 9024 x 5120 px
- XY Resolution: 17 x 17 microns
- Build Volume: 153 x 87 x 165 mm (2.2 L)
- Machine Dimensions: 230 x 235 x 391 mm
- Machine Weight: 4 kg / 8.8 lb
- Light Source: Anycubic LighTurbo parallel matrix UV
- Layer Thickness: 0.03 - 0.15 mm
- Printing Speed: 50 mm/h standard resin (0.1 mm layer), up to 70 mm/h high-speed resin
- Control Panel: 2.8 inch TFT touch screen
- Data Input: USB
- Machine Leveling: 4-point manual
- Slicing Software: Anycubic Photon Workshop
- Resin Type: 405 nm UV resin
- Power: 110-220 V, CE certified
Where It Belongs
This is the machine for the workshop that has outgrown guessing. Model makers use it for tabletop miniatures and figure masters that have to hold facial detail at 28 mm scale. Jewellery studios run it for wax-investment patterns and mould masters. Dental and audiology labs print trays, models and ear-shell geometries where 17 micron accuracy is the difference between a fit and a return. Hardware teams prototype enclosures and gaskets overnight instead of waiting two weeks on a tool shop. Educators put it in classrooms because the workflow is USB and slicer only - nothing to sign into, nothing to leak from a student account. If your designs carry detail that matters at the sub-millimetre level, this is the entry point that no longer asks you to compromise on resolution.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the actual XY resolution of this printer?
It prints at 17 x 17 microns on the X and Y axes. The 10K monochrome LCD provides 9024 x 5120 pixels across a 7 inch screen, so each pixel projects a 17 micron point of light. That is roughly a 105 percent precision improvement over the previous generation 35 micron class.
Q: How fast can I actually print?
50 mm per hour at a 0.1 mm layer using standard 405 nm resin, with single-layer exposure times around 1.5 seconds. Switch to a high-speed resin formulation and the same layer height runs at up to 70 mm per hour.
Q: Does it auto-level?
No. The Lithograph uses four-point manual leveling, which is a deliberate choice - once set, a manual plate does not drift between prints the way assisted systems can. The procedure takes about ninety seconds.
Q: What resin does it use?
Any 405 nm UV resin formulated for monochrome LCD printers. Standard, water-washable, ABS-like, flexible and castable jewellery resins all work.
Q: What size models fit in one run?
The build volume is 153 x 87 x 165 mm for a 2.2 litre envelope. That accommodates a full plate of 28 mm miniatures, a complete dental arch model or a jewellery tree in a single print.
Q: Do I need a wash and cure station?
You need post-processing, but it does not have to be a branded station. Isopropyl alcohol washing followed by UV curing works. A dedicated wash and cure unit is strongly recommended for consistent results and is sold separately.
Q: What comes in the box and what power does it need?
The printer, build platform, resin vat, tool kit and power supply. It accepts 110 to 220 volts, so it ships ready for North American and European outlets without a converter.
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