Siraya Tech Blu Nylon Mecha - Tough 3D Print Resin, Scratch-Resistant, Nylon-Like Strength & Precision, High-Resolution 405nm UV Curing LCD DLP 3D Printer Compatible, 8K Capable (1kg, Nylon Mecha)

Super durable, easy to sand, awesome color, pretty much just amazing stuff. Im a newbie to resin printing so I dont have much experience with other products but I do have to say that stuff is easy to print with. I followed the recommended 60 second exposures for the bottom 5 layers and 12 seconds for the rest. All I can say is this stuff is worth the money.

Love this on my anycubic resin printer

Not only is this the most dimensionally accurate resin Ive used, its very durable. Also, with it being mostly transparent I know its 100% cured and Im not sending customers resin bombs.

Love this resin. I trust it to print 6in tall miniatures for custom orders. Its hard to break unless the parts are thin. And I just want to add you dont need a heater to run this resin. I use anycubic photons and with the correct exposure settings it works well.

Good strength and good precision

I need small batch functional parts, so I was hoping this material would help me avoid the high cost of injection molding. And it looks like it is! I am making parts with a wall thickness of .7mm to 1.0mm and decided to add a logo. I am able to throw these at the ground, and they do not break. I will need to make these in the hundreds but not thousands any time soon, and the same design would not work per an injection mold manufacturer who quoted me $5000 to make a mold. I can make 12 for .20 cents US. In addition, some technical notes: when I made my first batch I forgot to change the print settings for the manufacturer for the Elegoo Mars. However, the manufacturer recommends the settings ONLY if you are having problems. But with standard Elegoo resin settings, everything came out great. Im still just using a UV flashlight, for curing. but that works too. I made another object (for holding a lens) and the thickness there is closer to 3mm - and it seems unbreakable. Resin is a little stinky and parts will take a while to off gas. I use a 2 part alcohol wash then let the parts cure until they are dry to the touch.

This is the first tough resin Ive used and Im very happy. My first print on my EPAX X1 came out perfect. The model was a miniature with thin arms and fingers. All of the details came out, and the thin parts flex quite a bit. My second print was a mesh ball. I can bounce the ball without it cracking. Very tough. Two things to note are the ambient temperature needs to be 28C+ to get the best results (I have a heater), and the smell is a bit stronger than other resins Ive used. The odor isnt bad as it smells like a citrus fruit. Highly recommend.

Used for mechanical prototyping. Low scent but, like most resins yellows if cured in air. Id recommend curing in a dead water bath, if you can. Also, like most resins, gets brittle when over-cured.

Dont waste your money on this product! I tried all kinds of setting to get it to work but it didnt! Ive been using the Siara blu the blue/green color for awhile and it works perfect but this black one does not. The only way I got this black one to work is by mixing it with the blue one.

Once dialing in the exposure settings for my anycubic photon mono (3.3-3.4sec per layer, which is double the time of any previous resins I’ve use ) I’ve yet to have any failed prints. I’ve used my rotary tool to sand prints, I’ve drilled into solid prints (not hollowed) with pin vice with ease and had no issues post processing prototype prints.