Siraya Tech Blu Strong and Precise High Resolution 3D Printer Resin

First off, i want to take a star off just for the sake of being mislead, its not 1Liter, its alota bit less, its about about .8L so it does feel like we're being skimmed. I've purchased two bottles so far and they were equally under filled. But. I'm blown away with the performance that its created a bias. I printed a face mask @ 1mm wall thickness with 20% infill, and dropped it from about 4m, it did scuff, but no cracks, no breaks, nada. Its not indestructible, but it surely does hold its name as a premium resin. PLA+ or Fast resin equivalent would have shrapnel'd at that height. Its resolution is decent, but it tends to warp severely around the supports to the point it will make a flat surface look like a bee sting, so alot of supports will severely distort your item, the plus side is sanding is very simple and can easily be smoothed out; on the downside this means it also scuffs very easily, so you may want to spray your parts with a clear to give it some scuff resistance.

This 3D resin printing material has been excellent to work with. It produces strong, durable prints that hold up well over time. The accuracy is impressive—fine details come out clean and precise with minimal defects. It’s also been very reliable across multiple prints, with consistent results each time. Overall, a great choice if you want quality prints without hassle.

This is an amazing material. On my halot mage best times were .9-1 second on detailed parts. I did have a small amount of material cure on the top of the build plate, in a darkened room, just enough to make one paranoid about where else such might be occurring, though I never found any such deposits in the vat. Definitely checking out more of their product line.

I would one hundred percent recommend this resin for functional parts. The parts are incredibly strong and aren't brittle at all. Not sure I would recommend it for miniatures or busts but I have seen people get decent results. Removing supports is generally harder than I have experienced with other resins because the stuff is so damn tough and flexible. From a usability standpoint it can be a little tough to work with. It doesn't smell that bad. It has a kind of almost minty smell but the smell is really strong and lasts a long while. The resin itself is incredibly sticky and oily in it's liquid form and is difficult to clean up. Usually with most resins I am able to wipe most of it away from the vat and spray the rest off with a small squirt bottle of IPA. This stuff requires a lot more labor to clean up. I haven't had a lot of experience with this resin yet but using a compliance matrix test print I arrived at 3.75 seconds exposure per layer for this resin and all other settings default

Blu is the strongest 3d resin I've ever tried. coupled with the price this resin is unbeatable. if you haven't heard of blu or siraya tech try them out; their resins are great and have different color options. they also test their resins on different machines and give you print settings and cure times for each of their products via website.

If you want to print something, then throw it at the ground and not break, this is your resin. Thin parts will be flexible, thick parts will be hard as rock. Dimensionally accurate parts as well. If you're printing for engineering projects and have been searching for resin because "the kind I got last time broke, smelled, shrank, had long cure times, etc" - then this is the one you want.

Honestly this stuff is durable. Can handle the stress of being a firearm frame for 9mm pistols. Pay no attention to the people have problems, polyurethane methacrylate based resins require slow lift speeds and higher layer cure times. In my case with an anycubic photon mono x 3.5s layer cure time (80% uv power) at 40mm/min lift speed for large parts and no higher than 80mm/min for smaller parts. Formlabs has a white paper, if followed to the letter you will be get a very strong part. Also note that the picture is green, not blue. This is because of curing at 60c for 1 hour.

No he podido usarla porque los parametros de impresion no estan en internet y no son incluidos aqui

Casi termino la botella, ¿mi conclusión? Gran resina, sin impresiones fallidas, sin deformaciones, impresiones fuertes y estéticamente agradables. Como la resina es bastante espesa, la imprimo a 35°C con el calentador de mi cámara de resina. Tenga en cuenta que a esa temperatura debe reducir el tiempo de exposición.

This stuff is tough as coffin nails. I printed a mini and dropped it from 9 feet on kitchen tile and it just harmlessly bounced. Seems a bit excessive for minis unless you plan on throwing them around lol. Fantastic for practical prints.

このレジンで作成したものはかなり… 異様な強度です。 浴槽の破損した水道管トラップとして作成、取り付け後にちょっと設計を間違えていたことに気がついて取り外そうとしたところ… 硬い。 厚さは最高でも4mmでしたが、ハンマーとマイナスドライバーで何度叩いても割れない。 最終的に30分は叩き続けたり、はまりこんでいたステンレス製の水道管を叩き広げる暴挙でどうにか抜去。 中々に間抜けな所業ですが、そのくらい硬く粘り強いレジンです。

It's not flexible like they say but it's strong. Input 10% in the regular resin to make the prints stronger.