描述
Speed is a material property, not a printer setting. Every LCD printer can move fast. The resin decides whether moving fast produces a part or a smear. High Speed 2.0 exists because the bottleneck moved from the screen to the vat.
Low viscosity is the mechanism. Thinner resin flows back across the release film faster, so the platform can rise and return with less waiting and less suction stress on the part. That is how the same machine prints meaningfully faster without trading away the fine detail that made you buy a resin printer in the first place. The chemistry is also tuned for stability across long print runs, so the tenth hour of a batch looks like the first.
This is a 3kg bottle listing, supplied in white, black, grey and clear, and matched to the Photon Mono M7 Max generation of high speed LCD printers. Three kilograms is a working quantity for anyone printing more than miniatures on weekends. It is the format for workshops that count parts, not bottles.
Fast resin does not make you a better printer. It just stops the printer being the excuse.
What High Speed 2.0 Actually Changes
- Low viscosity formula flows back across the release film faster, so each layer cycle costs less time.
- Higher throughput print volume per hour rises without changing the printer or the slicer profile.
- Detail retention faster release does not mean softer edges on fine features and small text.
- Stability over long runs tuned so quality holds across a full batch rather than the first hour.
- Clean release less suction stress on thin supports, which is where most fast prints fail.
- Multiple colours white, black, grey and clear for the 3kg format.
- High speed machine pairing developed around the Photon Mono M7 Max generation of LCD printers.
Technical Specifications
- Product type high speed UV photopolymer resin for LCD, SLA and DLP printers.
- Wavelength 405nm.
- Bottle size 3kg.
- Colours white, black, grey and clear.
- Viscosity class low viscosity, formulated for faster layer cycling.
- Print speed positioning designed to enable print throughput well above standard resin at matched settings.
- Printer pairing high speed LCD printers including the Photon Mono M7 Max generation.
- Regional variants Germany, United States and Australia warehouse stock.
- Shelf life store sealed, upright and out of direct sunlight.
- Handling use nitrile gloves and ventilate the print room.
- Curing wash in IPA, then post-cure under 405nm light to reach final hardness.
- Vat compatibility standard resin vats and FEP or ACF release films.
Where It Belongs
This is resin for people who measure output in finished parts. Miniature and figure studios run it because detail survives the speed increase. Prototype shops use it to shorten the loop between a CAD revision and a part in hand, which is the entire reason fast resin exists. Dental and engineering users run it where fine feature accuracy matters as much as cycle time. Small production runs benefit most: the 3kg bottle means fewer bottle changes mid-batch, and the stability across long runs means the last part of the night matches the first. If you print occasionally, a smaller bottle is more sensible. If you print to a deadline, this is the format that keeps up.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is this compatible with my printer?
A: It is a 405nm resin, which covers the overwhelming majority of LCD, SLA and DLP printers. It is tuned for high speed LCD machines including the Photon Mono M7 Max generation.
Q: How much faster is it really?
A: Throughput depends on your machine, layer height and model. The gain comes from faster recoating between layers, so the speed advantage grows on tall parts with many layers.
Q: Does fast mean lower detail?
A: No. The formulation targets flow and stable release so that fine features and small text still resolve cleanly.
Q: What colours are available?
A: White, black, grey and clear in the 3kg format. Tell us your application if you are choosing between them, because colour affects how easily you inspect surface detail.
Q: How should I store it?
A: Sealed, upright, out of direct sunlight, and at room temperature. Filter and return unused resin rather than leaving it in the vat.
Q: What is the wash and cure process?
A: Wash in IPA, let it dry, then post-cure under 405nm light. Skipping the cure leaves the part softer than the finished material should be.
Q: Is 3kg too much for occasional printing?
A: Probably. Buy this size if you are printing regularly or on deadlines. Otherwise the smaller format is the better value.
Q: Do I need special ventilation?
A: Yes for any resin. Gloves, ventilation and sensible handling apply regardless of formulation.
Q: Will it work with ACF release film?
A: Yes. It runs on standard vats with FEP or ACF films, which is what high speed machines use to tolerate the faster release cycle.
Q: Why does the listing mention 3X to 5X speed claims?
A: Those claims describe the formulation's intent under matched high speed settings. Real gain depends on your printer, profile and part geometry.
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