Resin

Quick answerMonocure 3D Rapid resins typically print at 2.0–3.5 second layer exposure on a 405nm MSLA printer. Start with the manufacturer's recommended settings for your printer, then adjust by ±0.5s based on results. Always calibrate with a test print before committing to a production job.

Quick answerWash in IPA or dedicated wash solution for 2–4 minutes, allow to air dry fully (10–15 minutes minimum), then UV cure for 2–5 minutes for small parts or 5–10 minutes for large parts. Do not cure without washing first — trapped uncured resin will polymerise and cause surface defects.

Quick answerStandard resin for visual prototypes and display pieces. Engineering/tough resin for functional parts that will be used. Flexible resin for gaskets, cushioning, and grip surfaces. Castable resin for metal parts via investment casting.