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Hold fine detailEvery edge shows
Resin work where surface finish and sub-100-micron features decide whether the part is usable.
Grades that fit
4 grades can hold it.
The same catalogue read along the job: each grade with its heat deflection, its chamber requirement and the thing to watch when printing it.
| Grade | Family | Heat deflection | Chamber | Watch out |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Precision Resin | Resin | — | — | Model resins are brittle by design. Do not use them for parts under sustained load. |
| Tough Resin | Resin | 70 °C | — | Longer exposure and cure than model resin. Under-curing shows up as parts that creep out of tolerance. |
| High Temp Resin | Resin | 142 → 238 °C | — | The 200 °C figure needs the thermal post-cure step. Straight out of the UV chamber it is far lower. |
| Castable Resin | Resin | — | — | Burnout schedule matters more than print settings. Ramp slowly or the flask cracks. |
The properties on this page are values published in the named manufacturers' data sheets, measured on their grades to the standard printed against each row — not measurements of a ZORVA spool. Use them to compare material classes, not as an acceptance specification.
Matches
1 families can do this.
Listed without ranking. The cheapest grade that clears your requirement is usually the right one.
Grades
4 SKUs for this job
Precision Resin
Precision Grey
Neutral grey photographs detail better than any other resin colour.
Tough Resin
Onyx
Dark parts hide support marks, which matters on functional prototypes.
High Temp Resin
Slate
Colour is stable through the 120 °C thermal post-cure.
Castable Resin
Amber
Translucent amber so you can inspect prongs and settings before casting.