Photopolymer resin · SLA
8111X White Resin
A white SLA resin for finely detailed models with a smooth surface. Its appearance and colour stability make it useful for visual prototypes where detail reproduction is a priority.
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RESIN · SLA / DLPSLA / DLP.
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RESIN · SLA / DLP
Resin · SLA / DLP
Review resin printing around detail, appearance, material behaviour and the intended use of your prototype or custom part.
- Appearance models and detailed prototype components
- Clear, tough and specialist resin options reviewed for the application
- Support contact areas and cosmetic requirements identified before production
RESIN · SLA / DLP · MATERIALS
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ABS-like photopolymer · SLA
8228 Tough Resin
An ABS-like SLA resin selected for more compliant, impact-tolerant prototypes than a standard white modelling resin. The supplier highlights toughness and resistance to repeated loading.
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8001C Clear Resin
A clear SLA resin for transparent models and light-transmitting components. The final clarity depends on the part geometry and finishing route; sanding and polishing may be required.
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Clear DLP resin · DLP
RigidClear
A clear general-purpose photopolymer for rigid transparent models. Polishing can improve optical appearance, with the result depending on geometry and the agreed finishing process.
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Rigid DLP resin · DLP
Rigid W5
A bright white photopolymer for stiff, detailed models. Its matte appearance and smooth surface suit visual prototypes and components where fine features are important.
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PP-like DLP resin · DLP
ToughPP 1500
A tough photopolymer intended to resemble polypropylene-like mechanical behaviour. It balances rigidity with compliance for prototype parts that bend and recover under repeated loading.
View materialABS-like DLP resin · DLP
ToughABS 2000
A photopolymer intended for strong, rigid functional prototypes with ABS-like behaviour. It is a candidate when a model should resist bending during handling or evaluation.
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High-temperature DLP resin · DLP
HT238
A photopolymer for finely detailed prototypes requiring thermal performance. The supplier states an HDT of 238°C at 0.45 MPa; this is a test value rather than a general continuous-use temperature.
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ESD photopolymer · DLP
ESDGuard G60
A resin intended for static-dissipative components used in manufacturing environments. It is a candidate for fixtures or handling parts where electrostatic behaviour is part of the specification.
View materialRESIN · SLA / DLP · FINISHINGDefine the surface.
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MATERIAL REFERENCESupport removal & contact marks
Identify visible surfaces and the areas where support contact marks need review.
Discuss finishingMATERIAL REFERENCESurface appearance
Discuss cosmetic surfaces, fine details and the level of surface preparation required.
Discuss finishingMATERIAL REFERENCEClear & coloured appearance
Agree the appearance requirement with the chosen resin before quotation.
Discuss finishingFinishing suitability is reviewed against the selected material, manufacturing route, geometry and drawing requirements.
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Keep the printed body and its precision interfaces in the same conversation. Plan machining allowance, datums, workholding and the finishing sequence before the build.
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Materials
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Everything was perfect
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The quality is fine, and in the case of these components, we didn't need very high precision, so it's all good.
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Talk with CKDo I need to choose a process before contacting CK?
No. Send the drawing, quantity and intended use. Our team can review manufacturability, material and finishing requirements with you before recommending a route.
Can I order a single part or a small batch?
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Can metal printing and CNC machining be planned together?
Yes. Mark the critical interfaces, tolerances and surfaces on the drawing so machining allowance, tool access and workholding can be reviewed before printing.
Can one enquiry include several parts and different processes?
Yes. You can upload a drawing pack, ZIP file and Excel parts list together. Identify each part and include its quantity, material and finishing requirements in the files.
What files should I send for an engineering review?
Send the 3D model and a dimensioned drawing for critical features, together with quantities and relevant specifications. STEP is useful for machining review; printing files and the preferred format can be discussed with the team.
How are quality and delivery requirements confirmed?
The quotation and project review define the agreed material, finish, inspection scope and lead time. Include any required reports, material documents or delivery constraints with your enquiry.
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