Siraya Tech Blu Tough 3D Printer Resin,Scratch-Resistant, Nylon Mecha, 1kg
Product Description
Siraya Tech Blu Tough 3D Printer Resin,Scratch-Resistant, Nylon Mecha, 1kg
- Scratch-Resistant Surface - Blu Nylon Mecha 3d print resin combines the toughness of Blu Nylon with the surface scratch resistance of Fast Mecha, making it ideal for mechanical parts with movement, such as joints, ensuring smooth operation without grinding/powdering.
- High Strength & Toughness - Blu Nylon Mecha uv resin maintains the strength and toughness of Blu Nylon while offering a balance between hardness and impact resistance, perfect for creating strong, flexible functional parts that withstand drops without breaking easily.
- Precision Printing - With excellent accuracy, this tough resin captures fine details and boasts good fluidity for fast printing and curing. Note: Due to its high viscosity (1200cps), it's recommended to print at 25°C.
- Wide Applications - Suitable for functional parts like brackets, bases, and load-bearing components, Blu Nylon Mecha delivers strong, precise, high-resolution prints compatible with most LCD and DLP 3D printers and 8K capable, frequently used in gear production.
- Impressive Color & Surface - Blu Nylon Mecha's solid matte white color and smooth surface create an appealing finish, perfect for production-grade prints.
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