NEWAY Casting Resin Collection - A vibrant color palette for your creativity. From classic white and subdued black to vibrant green and exuberant red, we offer a variety of colored casting resins to meet all your imagination for colors. These resins are not only colorful, but also offer excellent printability and compatibility. They can be easily applied to all of our 3D Plus series machines, ensuring that every print is accurate and full of color. At the same time, they are also widely compatible with advanced equipment from other manufacturers in the market, providing you with more choices and convenience for your 3D printing journey.
Choose NEWAY casting resins to bring your creative vision to life.
It also has a very smooth surface. Thick and letter-embedded models can also be perfectly printed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How long does casting resin take to cure?
A: Printed casting resin parts typically need 1-5 minutes of UV post-curing after a wash in isopropyl alcohol. Exact time depends on wall thickness and part size; thin rings cure faster, while large pendants need longer to reach full strength.
Q: What is investment casting resin used for?
A: Investment casting resin creates burn-out patterns for lost-wax casting of gold, silver, platinum and bronze. It replaces traditional hand-carved wax and lets jewelers print complex designs that cannot be carved by hand.
Q: Does casting resin leave ash after burnout?
A: Good casting resin is engineered to decompose almost completely, leaving very low ash and minimal residual carbon. Following the manufacturer's slow burnout ramp and hold temperatures prevents ash and surface defects on the metal casting.
Q: What layer height should I print casting resin at?
A: Most jewelers print at 20-50 µm layers. Finer 20-30 µm layers give smoother cast surfaces and less polishing; 50 µm layers speed production for chunky or less detail-sensitive pieces.
Q: Is casting resin compatible with all resin printers?
A: Casting resin works on any 405 nm LCD, DLP or SLA printer, but results depend on machine resolution and print profile. Using a matched resin and printer gives the cleanest burnout and the most predictable surface finish.
