Siraya Tech Blu Nylon Mecha - Tough 3D Print Resin, Scratch-Resistant, Nylon-Like Strength & Precision, High-Resolution 405nm UV Curing LCD DLP 3D Printer Compatible, 8K Capable (1kg, Nylon Mecha)

Only reason it did not get 5 stars was because one of the bottles was leaking when I got it. Other than that this stuff is great! I will buy again!

Love how clear this prints.

I use this resin for printing small parts for my models. It works very well. I dont use this resin for functional prints though so no idea about that.

This the best resin i have ever used. I scaled some prints wrong and was able to use a rubber mallet to pound them together. other resins would have shattered.

Muy buena resina, funciono tal cual las especificaciones.

Speed is good. 30% increase in cost is worth it for functional parts.

Im using Siraya Tech resins for a long time now and have had a great time using them. I especially love how tough their resins are while being able to handle super high-res details, if you want your prints to not break like crackers and have great details, I highly recommend Siraya Tech resins. Fumes are very minute and the smell is pleasant so you can easily use these in smaller spaces. I have an ambient temp of above 28° so didnt have any problem with high viscosity either.

In recent months I have noticed not only upgrades to the product and its packaging. Ive noticed huge increase in online support. There is now a Facebook users group, to get tips on the use of saraya tech Resins. And saraya even has their own admin to add provide additional tech support.

I need small batch functional parts, so I was hoping this material would help me avoid the high cost of injection molding. And it looks like it is! I am making parts with a wall thickness of .7mm to 1.0mm and decided to add a logo. I am able to throw these at the ground, and they do not break. I will need to make these in the hundreds but not thousands any time soon, and the same design would not work per an injection mold manufacturer who quoted me $5000 to make a mold. I can make 12 for .20 cents US. In addition, some technical notes: when I made my first batch I forgot to change the print settings for the manufacturer for the Elegoo Mars. However, the manufacturer recommends the settings ONLY if you are having problems. But with standard Elegoo resin settings, everything came out great. Im still just using a UV flashlight, for curing. but that works too. I made another object (for holding a lens) and the thickness there is closer to 3mm - and it seems unbreakable. Resin is a little stinky and parts will take a while to off gas. I use a 2 part alcohol wash then let the parts cure until they are dry to the touch.

This resin had so many good reviews that I wanted to give it a try. It definitely is nicer than most cheapo resins but still fairly brittle and washing often leaves a white residue all over the model. Not sure Id buy more of it but I dont mind using it up in future projects.