Standard grey resin Anycubic - 1 kg

Use of Grey resin Anycubic

The Grey resin Anycubic is a standard resin compatible with most 3D printers LCD 385nm and 405nm available on the market.

Recommended printing parameters: Background exposure: ~ 60s; Normal exposure: ~ 8s.

Grey resin Anycubic: key strengths

Low shrinkage: The low shrinkage ensures the dimensional stability of the model and the high precision guarantees prints with a smoother surface and clearer details.

Excellent liquidity: Thanks to its excellent liquidity properties, the resin can be quickly moulded and cured into the desired shape, enabling faster printing.

Variety of colours: The colours are varied, so you can choose what you want. Thanks to the high-quality pigments and photosensitisers, models printed in Anycubic resin have a very pure colour effect.

Our recommendations for use with Grey Resin Anycubic

For printers LCD with a monochrome screen, the base layer is approximately 60 seconds and the exposure time for each layer is 8 seconds.

Cleaning the resin Anycubic

Place the printed part in the wash tank of your post-processing station and fill your tank with99.9% Isopropanol (minimum 95% alcohol). Start cleaning the part for a few minutes. Rinse the part with water before drying it. Make sure it is 100% dry, as residual alcohol can cause grey spots or cracks over time.

Post-cure

The curing time of the printed model is proportional to the size of the part and inversely proportional to the optical power of the curing device to the optical power of the curing chamber. The average exposure time is between 15 and 30 minutes. Don't forget to use fresh air to dry them after post-curing.

You can place your pieces in water during post-curing to limit the effect of deformation, particularly for figurines and jewellery.

Precautions for use

Shake well before use. Wear a mask and gloves when handling.

This product cannot be taken orally. Keep away from children. Do not get product in eyes. In the event of accidental contact, rinse with plenty of water as soon as possible. Otherwise, seek medical advice immediately.

We recommend storing the resin at a temperature of between 25°C and 30°C. The lower the storage temperature, the higher the viscosity of the resin. The bottle must be sealed and airtight against dust and humidity, both of which can affect print quality. Keep the resin out of direct sunlight as much as possible, as the sun contains a lot of ultraviolet light which can harden the photosensitive resin.