Copymaster3D Water Washable UV Resin - 500 ml - Skin

Water Washable UV Resin from Copymaster3D enables you to print high quality models with little mess and easy clean up. This resin is compatible with all popular 3D Printer brands using a light wavelength between 395nm and 405nm.

• Perfect for reproducing fine details and surface finishes
• Low odour compared to other resins
• Cleanable in tap water, no need for IPA or Chemicals
• Fast curing time 4-8 Seconds per layer (Monochrome Screens)

Unlike most other 3D printing resins, Copymaster3D’s Water Washable UV Resin does not require chemicals to remove uncured material from the finished 3D print. Simply rinse it in normal tap water and it comes out clean and ready to cure. This method is cleaner and less harmful to you and the environment. This should be the go to choice for every day 3D Printing with resin.

All of Copymaster3D’s UV resins have consistent pigmentation throughout, meaning you get stunning looking parts that have a silky-matte finish with a monochrome look to it which will be smooth to the touch and pleasing to look at. Not printing in colour? Transparent resin will have a slight hue to it, want something totally clear? Opt for our Crystal UV Resin!

Copymaster3D’s UV Resin range is suitable for most Resin 3D Printers that use the 395-405nm wavelength as their light source. Printers within this range include:

Zortrax, Anycubic, Creality 3D, Phrozen, Uniz, Photocentric and many more.

The resins are also suitable for use on RGB and Monochrome LCD screens so whether you have the Original Photon or the latest Mono X 6K for example, it will work on both meaning its applications are incredibly versatile.

The Copymaster3D Resins are a high-quality resin made from the best materials. This is also evident in the curing process. Your finished 3D prints will cure perfectly in sunlight or in a UV curing chamber. When curing is complete, the result is a rock-hard 3D print with very little material shrinkage. Post printing Curing settings below, to be used as a guideline only:

• In a UV light curing chamber it takes about 2-5 minutes
• In sunlight 10-20 minutes
• In daylight on a cloudy day it can take up to 60 minutes