Resin 3D printing enthusiasts are always looking for new ways to optimize their prints with the best materials and hardware combinations. At Siraya Tech, we constantly test our resins with various printers to ensure seamless compatibility. Recently, we conducted in-depth testing with the HeyGears Reflex RS, and the results were highly promising.
Testing Siraya Tech Resins on HeyGears Reflex RS
The HeyGears Reflex RS is a powerful resin printer known for its precision and speed. However, one of its limitations is that users cannot manually adjust exposure settings. Instead, it relies on built-in profiles that match specific resin types.
To determine the compatibility of Siraya Tech resins, we tested our materials using the closest built-in profiles available on the Reflex RS.
The results showed that multiple Siraya Tech resins print successfully on this machine, following the settings mapped to pre-existing profiles. Below is a breakdown of the tested resins and their respective settings:
Tested Resins and Matching Profiles
Siraya Tech Resin | Match Built-In Profile | Bottom Exposure Time | Exposure Time | Bottom Layer | Transition Layer |
Blu Lava Black | PARP10 Orange Clay | 20S | 3S | 1 | 20 |
Blu Nylon Black | PAWR10 | 4S | 1.8-1.9S | 3 | 18 |
Build Sonic Grey | PAS10 | 8S | 2S | 1 | 24 |
Craft Ultra Clear | PAWR10 | 4S | 1.8-1.9S | 3 | 18 |
Fast Grey | PAWW10 | 5S | 1.8-1.9S | 1 | 20 |
Sculpt Clear | PAP10 | 5S | 1.8-1.9S | 1 | 20 |
Sculpt Grey | PARP10 | 8S | 2S | 1 | 20 |
Tenacious Lava Black | PARP10 Orange Clay | 20S | 3S | 1 | 20 |
Tenacious Obsidian Black | PAWR10 | 4S | 1.8-1.9S | 3 | 18 |
Key Takeaways from Our Tests
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When printing Build Sonic Grey and Tenacious Obsidian Black, the peeling sound may be slightly louder than usual.
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When printing Blu nylon black using the PAWR10 profile, the bottom layer thickness adaptive function is automatically turned on, and needs to be turned off manually during slicing.
Test photos
(Tenacious Obsidian Black)




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