ELEGOO Standard Resin 1.0 (Beige)

ELEGOO Standard Resin 1.0 (Beige)

ELEGOO Standard Resin 1.0 in beige is a photopolymer material for 3D printing, compatible with LCD and DLP printers. Its good fluidity, fast curing, high precision and low shrinkage support accurate reproduction of shapes and fine design details. It is suitable for figurines, decorative models, hobby projects and other designs where detail quality and print stability are important.

High Precision and Low Shrinkage

The resin can reproduce fine details, textures and complex shapes accurately. Low shrinkage during curing helps preserve the geometry of the design, particularly in models with many small elements. Once cured, the material offers good hardness and stability, helping finished models resist deformation.

Good Flow and Stable Printing

Good fluidity helps the resin spread quickly in the vat and return efficiently to the print area between layers. Combined with fast curing, this can streamline printing and support consistent results. The material also adheres well to the build plate, helping keep prints in place during operation and improving the likelihood of successful completion.

Cleaning and Model Removal

After printing, the resin allows prints to be cleaned and removed from the build plate easily. This is particularly useful for models with many supports that require further preparation after printing.

Preparation and Safe Use

Mix the resin thoroughly before use. The recommended ambient temperature during printing is 20–25 °C. Reference exposure settings are 35 seconds for bottom layers and 3.5 seconds for standard exposure; adjust these values as needed for the specific printer and print parameters. Wear protective gloves when handling uncured resin, avoid direct skin contact, and store the product away from children and direct sunlight.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: ELEGOO
• Model: Standard Resin 1.0
• Type: UV photopolymer resin for 3D printing
• Colour: Beige
• Compatibility: LCD and DLP 3D printers
• Recommended operating temperature: 20–25 °C
• Reference exposure time for bottom layers: 35 s
• Standard reference exposure time: 3.5 s