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Rigid prints often fail under pressure, snapping exactly when you need them to bend. Siraya Tech is designed to solve this problem as a high-performance 3D UV resin, 405nm, built for impact absorption and flexibility.
We developed this fast-rebounding formula to bridge the gap between prototyping and functional end-use parts. It enables you to create rubber-like gaskets, seals, and wearables that withstand real-world stress without failing.
Experience True Elasticity with High-Rebound 3D UV Resin 405nm
Standard flexible resins often deform permanently when stretched, but Siraya Tech is engineered to snap back instantly. This "fast rebound" capability is critical for functional parts that need to absorb energy and return to their original shape.
By using this 3d uv resin 405nm, you ensure your projects maintain their dimensional accuracy even after repetitive use. It transforms how you approach flexible printing at home.
- ✅ Quick Shape Recovery: Parts bounce back immediately after being squeezed, twisted, or bent.
- ✅ Impact Absorption: The material dissipates energy effectively to protect delicate electronics or mechanisms.
- ✅ Long-Lasting Resilience: Maintains elasticity and structural integrity even after hundreds of compression cycles.
Achieve Soft-Touch Precision with 55A Shore Hardness
Finding a material that feels like genuine rubber is difficult, as many resins are either too hard or too messy to print. Siraya Tech hits the perfect balance with a 55A Shore Hardness, making it significantly softer than our Tenacious Flex line.
This softness provides a premium tactile feel that is perfect for ergonomic grips and soft-touch surfaces. The deep black color also helps hide layer lines, giving your parts a sleek, injection-molded appearance.
- ✅ Optimized Softness: Softer than standard flexible resins for a true rubber-like texture and feel.
- ✅ Professional Black Finish: Creates a smooth, matte surface that looks finished right off the printer.
- ✅ Detailed Geometry: Soft enough to bend easily but firm enough to hold intricate details without sagging.
Seamless Compatibility for Your 3D UV Resin 405nm Setup
One of the biggest hurdles with flexible materials is ensuring they adhere to the build plate without failing mid-print. We designed Siraya Tech to be as user-friendly as possible, ensuring it works with the vast majority of LCD and DLP printers on the market.
Whether you use a monochrome screen or a traditional RGB setup, this 3d uv resin 405nm performs reliably. You get industrial-grade flexibility without needing specialized or expensive hardware modifications.
- ✅ Broad Printer Support: Works perfectly with popular brands like Elegoo, Anycubic, and Phrozen.
- ✅ Easy to Print: Formulated to stick to the plate while releasing easily from the FEP film.
- ✅ Wide Temperature Range: Prints consistent results in typical workshop environments without needing a heater.
Recommended Collections
Complete your material library with these essential additions from Siraya Tech:
- UV Cure Resin - Explore our specialized resins designed for high-resolution modeling and engineering tasks.
- 3D Printer Filament - Find high-strength filaments ideal for projects that demand FDM durability.
- Plastic Filament - Discover reliable, everyday plastics for rapid prototyping and drafting.
FAQs About 3D UV Resin 405nm
Is this 3D UV resin compatible with my 405 nm printer?
Yes. Siraya Tech is optimized for 405nm LCD and DLP printers. It works excellently on popular machines like the Elegoo Saturn, Anycubic Photon, and Phrozen Sonic series.
How does 55A hardness compare to other resins?
55A is quite soft, feeling similar to a shoe heel or a soft pencil eraser. It is softer than our Tenacious resin, giving it a more "rubbery" feel that is great for soft-touch applications.
Do I need to mix this with other resins?
No, Siraya Tech is designed to work as a standalone product. However, many users mix it with tough resins to add impact resistance to rigid parts (a common trick on Reddit forums).
What settings should I use for Siraya Tech?
Because it is flexible, we recommend printing at a slower-than-usual speed. Lift speeds should be reduced to prevent the print from peeling off supports. See our user guide for details on specific profiles.