SuperElastic 3D Printer Resin, Softness 60A Simulating Soft Silicone, Made in Korea by 3DMaterials (5000g, Clear)

great product very flexible

Its a good flexible resin all be it hard to work with it stuck to the bed really well perhaps too well as flexibles normally do it flexed well and was as flexible as exspected i would say "silicone like" is abit of a strech its flexible and returns to shape but slower and less elastic than silicone

This is for sure not a beginners resin but it fills a niche. I'm printing thin gaskets that get clamped between plastic parts to create a water tight seal. This has enough squish that it does a very good job of it. Print settings that ended up working on my Halot Lite are 1 base layer at 5 seconds and 2.5 seconds per .1mm layer. At 2 seconds I saw layer separation between the first and subsequent layers. At 3 seconds I saw some curling in the final print. Since I'm printing flat to the plate, these do need to be scraped off. A sharp scraper with firm pressure gets clean release but have no illusions that this will pop off the plate. Even with thorough washing and post curing, the top layer remains tacky. Getting it to be non-tacky requires that prints be rinsed with virgin IPA and then left in the sun for hours. For reasons that are beyond me, my curing chamber wouldn't get it done.

TRES BIEN

Not as stretchy as it should, and as strong as play do when cured. total waste of money. Tried contacting the company for setting or help and they just confirmed that my settings where fine.

Standard Resin ist oft recht spröde und bricht schnell. Bei einer Beimengung von 10% -15% erhält das Modell eine gewisse Flexibilität und kleine Details biegen sich statt zu brechen.

Das Harz ist natürlich "weicher" als ein Standardharz. Aber bei der geringsten Dehnung platzt es auf wie ein Sofakissen... es kommt also nicht einmal in die Nähe von "Silikonähnlich"! Zum Glück nur 500g von diesem überteuerten Schrott bestellt.