Unless specifically indicated, NextShapes resin is not approved for use with food, drink, or for medical application on or in the human body. Do not attempt to use printed parts for purposes other than the described application.

For information about the material properties of NextShapes resins, consult the Technical Data Sheets (TDS).
To learn more about specific resins and their applications, read the product details page choosing the right material.

NextShapes has not performed testing on gas permeability of our materials. Parts printed on NextShapesa LCD printers are water-tight and non-porous if they are printed as a sealed, continuous structure.

Resin can be stored in resin tanks for up to three months under closed conditions. Storing longer than the recommended time may cause resin to leak and damage equipment.
If the printer is not used for a long time, don't leave excess resin in the vat as this might lead to resin curing which will affect the next printing. The resin that is in the tank after a print can be reused, but it is recommended to filter into a new container and not return to the cartridge to avoid potential contamination.

Dust, smudges, or lint present on the resin 3D printer's LCD surface may affect printing. In order to increase your success rate in resin 3D printing, we recommend you keep your LCD printing screen clean at all times.
Method 1
Dry Cleaning: Use a dust-free cloth to gently remove all visible dust and lint from the surface of your resin 3D printer’s LCD printing screen.
Method 2
Wet Cleaning: Spray a small amount of 95% sanitizing alcohol on the printer's LCD to remove any cured resin, smudges, or fingerprints present on the LCD. Use a soft kitchen paper towel or a dust-free cloth and wipe in one direction to clean the surface of the LCD printing screen thoroughly.

Resin can be stored in resin tanks for up to three months under closed conditions. Storing longer than the recommended time may cause resin to leak and damage equipment.
If the printer is not used for a long time, don't leave excess resin in the vat as this might lead to resin curing which will affect the next printing. The resin that is in the tank after a print can be reused, but it is recommended to filter into a new container and not return to the cartridge to avoid potential contamination.

Unless specifically indicated, NextShapes resin is not approved for use with food, drink, or for medical application on or in the human body. Do not attempt to use printed parts for purposes other than the described application.

For information about the material properties of NextShapes resins, consult the Technical Data Sheets (TDS).
To learn more about specific resins and their applications, read the product details page choosing the right material.

NextShapes has not performed testing on gas permeability of our materials. Parts printed on NextShapesa LCD printers are water-tight and non-porous if they are printed as a sealed, continuous structure.

Dust, smudges, or lint present on the resin 3D printer's LCD surface may affect printing. In order to increase your success rate in resin 3D printing, we recommend you keep your LCD printing screen clean at all times.
Method 1
Dry Cleaning: Use a dust-free cloth to gently remove all visible dust and lint from the surface of your resin 3D printer’s LCD printing screen.
Method 2
Wet Cleaning: Spray a small amount of 95% sanitizing alcohol on the printer's LCD to remove any cured resin, smudges, or fingerprints present on the LCD. Use a soft kitchen paper towel or a dust-free cloth and wipe in one direction to clean the surface of the LCD printing screen thoroughly.

Unless specifically indicated, NextShapes resin is not approved for use with food, drink, or for medical application on or in the human body. Do not attempt to use printed parts for purposes other than the described application.

For information about the material properties of NextShapes resins, consult the Technical Data Sheets (TDS).
To learn more about specific resins and their applications, read the product details page choosing the right material.

NextShapes has not performed testing on gas permeability of our materials. Parts printed on NextShapesa LCD printers are water-tight and non-porous if they are printed as a sealed, continuous structure.

Resin can be stored in resin tanks for up to three months under closed conditions. Storing longer than the recommended time may cause resin to leak and damage equipment.
If the printer is not used for a long time, don't leave excess resin in the vat as this might lead to resin curing which will affect the next printing. The resin that is in the tank after a print can be reused, but it is recommended to filter into a new container and not return to the cartridge to avoid potential contamination.

Dust, smudges, or lint present on the resin 3D printer's LCD surface may affect printing. In order to increase your success rate in resin 3D printing, we recommend you keep your LCD printing screen clean at all times.
Method 1
Dry Cleaning: Use a dust-free cloth to gently remove all visible dust and lint from the surface of your resin 3D printer’s LCD printing screen.
Method 2
Wet Cleaning: Spray a small amount of 95% sanitizing alcohol on the printer's LCD to remove any cured resin, smudges, or fingerprints present on the LCD. Use a soft kitchen paper towel or a dust-free cloth and wipe in one direction to clean the surface of the LCD printing screen thoroughly.

Unless specifically indicated, NextShapes resin is not approved for use with food, drink, or for medical application on or in the human body. Do not attempt to use printed parts for purposes other than the described application.

For information about the material properties of NextShapes resins, consult the Technical Data Sheets (TDS).
To learn more about specific resins and their applications, read the product details page choosing the right material.

NextShapes has not performed testing on gas permeability of our materials. Parts printed on NextShapesa LCD printers are water-tight and non-porous if they are printed as a sealed, continuous structure.

Resin can be stored in resin tanks for up to three months under closed conditions. Storing longer than the recommended time may cause resin to leak and damage equipment.
If the printer is not used for a long time, don't leave excess resin in the vat as this might lead to resin curing which will affect the next printing. The resin that is in the tank after a print can be reused, but it is recommended to filter into a new container and not return to the cartridge to avoid potential contamination.

Dust, smudges, or lint present on the resin 3D printer's LCD surface may affect printing. In order to increase your success rate in resin 3D printing, we recommend you keep your LCD printing screen clean at all times.
Method 1
Dry Cleaning: Use a dust-free cloth to gently remove all visible dust and lint from the surface of your resin 3D printer’s LCD printing screen.
Method 2
Wet Cleaning: Spray a small amount of 95% sanitizing alcohol on the printer's LCD to remove any cured resin, smudges, or fingerprints present on the LCD. Use a soft kitchen paper towel or a dust-free cloth and wipe in one direction to clean the surface of the LCD printing screen thoroughly.

Unless specifically indicated, NextShapes resin is not approved for use with food, drink, or for medical application on or in the human body. Do not attempt to use printed parts for purposes other than the described application.

For information about the material properties of NextShapes resins, consult the Technical Data Sheets (TDS).
To learn more about specific resins and their applications, read the product details page choosing the right material.

NextShapes has not performed testing on gas permeability of our materials. Parts printed on NextShapesa LCD printers are water-tight and non-porous if they are printed as a sealed, continuous structure.

Resin can be stored in resin tanks for up to three months under closed conditions. Storing longer than the recommended time may cause resin to leak and damage equipment.
If the printer is not used for a long time, don't leave excess resin in the vat as this might lead to resin curing which will affect the next printing. The resin that is in the tank after a print can be reused, but it is recommended to filter into a new container and not return to the cartridge to avoid potential contamination.

Dust, smudges, or lint present on the resin 3D printer's LCD surface may affect printing. In order to increase your success rate in resin 3D printing, we recommend you keep your LCD printing screen clean at all times.
Method 1
Dry Cleaning: Use a dust-free cloth to gently remove all visible dust and lint from the surface of your resin 3D printer’s LCD printing screen.
Method 2
Wet Cleaning: Spray a small amount of 95% sanitizing alcohol on the printer's LCD to remove any cured resin, smudges, or fingerprints present on the LCD. Use a soft kitchen paper towel or a dust-free cloth and wipe in one direction to clean the surface of the LCD printing screen thoroughly.

Unless specifically indicated, NextShapes resin is not approved for use with food, drink, or for medical application on or in the human body. Do not attempt to use printed parts for purposes other than the described application.

For information about the material properties of NextShapes resins, consult the Technical Data Sheets (TDS).
To learn more about specific resins and their applications, read the product details page choosing the right material.

NextShapes has not performed testing on gas permeability of our materials. Parts printed on NextShapesa LCD printers are water-tight and non-porous if they are printed as a sealed, continuous structure.

Resin can be stored in resin tanks for up to three months under closed conditions. Storing longer than the recommended time may cause resin to leak and damage equipment.
If the printer is not used for a long time, don't leave excess resin in the vat as this might lead to resin curing which will affect the next printing. The resin that is in the tank after a print can be reused, but it is recommended to filter into a new container and not return to the cartridge to avoid potential contamination.

Dust, smudges, or lint present on the resin 3D printer's LCD surface may affect printing. In order to increase your success rate in resin 3D printing, we recommend you keep your LCD printing screen clean at all times.
Method 1
Dry Cleaning: Use a dust-free cloth to gently remove all visible dust and lint from the surface of your resin 3D printer’s LCD printing screen.
Method 2
Wet Cleaning: Spray a small amount of 95% sanitizing alcohol on the printer's LCD to remove any cured resin, smudges, or fingerprints present on the LCD. Use a soft kitchen paper towel or a dust-free cloth and wipe in one direction to clean the surface of the LCD printing screen thoroughly.

Unless specifically indicated, NextShapes resin is not approved for use with food, drink, or for medical application on or in the human body. Do not attempt to use printed parts for purposes other than the described application.

For information about the material properties of NextShapes resins, consult the Technical Data Sheets (TDS).
To learn more about specific resins and their applications, read the product details page choosing the right material.

NextShapes has not performed testing on gas permeability of our materials. Parts printed on NextShapesa LCD printers are water-tight and non-porous if they are printed as a sealed, continuous structure.

Resin can be stored in resin tanks for up to three months under closed conditions. Storing longer than the recommended time may cause resin to leak and damage equipment.
If the printer is not used for a long time, don't leave excess resin in the vat as this might lead to resin curing which will affect the next printing. The resin that is in the tank after a print can be reused, but it is recommended to filter into a new container and not return to the cartridge to avoid potential contamination.

Dust, smudges, or lint present on the resin 3D printer's LCD surface may affect printing. In order to increase your success rate in resin 3D printing, we recommend you keep your LCD printing screen clean at all times.
Method 1
Dry Cleaning: Use a dust-free cloth to gently remove all visible dust and lint from the surface of your resin 3D printer’s LCD printing screen.
Method 2
Wet Cleaning: Spray a small amount of 95% sanitizing alcohol on the printer's LCD to remove any cured resin, smudges, or fingerprints present on the LCD. Use a soft kitchen paper towel or a dust-free cloth and wipe in one direction to clean the surface of the LCD printing screen thoroughly.

Unless specifically indicated, NextShapes resin is not approved for use with food, drink, or for medical application on or in the human body. Do not attempt to use printed parts for purposes other than the described application.

For information about the material properties of NextShapes resins, consult the Technical Data Sheets (TDS).
To learn more about specific resins and their applications, read the product details page choosing the right material.

NextShapes has not performed testing on gas permeability of our materials. Parts printed on NextShapesa LCD printers are water-tight and non-porous if they are printed as a sealed, continuous structure.

Resin can be stored in resin tanks for up to three months under closed conditions. Storing longer than the recommended time may cause resin to leak and damage equipment.
If the printer is not used for a long time, don't leave excess resin in the vat as this might lead to resin curing which will affect the next printing. The resin that is in the tank after a print can be reused, but it is recommended to filter into a new container and not return to the cartridge to avoid potential contamination.

Dust, smudges, or lint present on the resin 3D printer's LCD surface may affect printing. In order to increase your success rate in resin 3D printing, we recommend you keep your LCD printing screen clean at all times.
Method 1
Dry Cleaning: Use a dust-free cloth to gently remove all visible dust and lint from the surface of your resin 3D printer’s LCD printing screen.
Method 2
Wet Cleaning: Spray a small amount of 95% sanitizing alcohol on the printer's LCD to remove any cured resin, smudges, or fingerprints present on the LCD. Use a soft kitchen paper towel or a dust-free cloth and wipe in one direction to clean the surface of the LCD printing screen thoroughly.

Unless specifically indicated, NextShapes resin is not approved for use with food, drink, or for medical application on or in the human body. Do not attempt to use printed parts for purposes other than the described application.

For information about the material properties of NextShapes resins, consult the Technical Data Sheets (TDS).
To learn more about specific resins and their applications, read the product details page choosing the right material.

NextShapes has not performed testing on gas permeability of our materials. Parts printed on NextShapesa LCD printers are water-tight and non-porous if they are printed as a sealed, continuous structure.

Resin can be stored in resin tanks for up to three months under closed conditions. Storing longer than the recommended time may cause resin to leak and damage equipment.
If the printer is not used for a long time, don't leave excess resin in the vat as this might lead to resin curing which will affect the next printing. The resin that is in the tank after a print can be reused, but it is recommended to filter into a new container and not return to the cartridge to avoid potential contamination.

Dust, smudges, or lint present on the resin 3D printer's LCD surface may affect printing. In order to increase your success rate in resin 3D printing, we recommend you keep your LCD printing screen clean at all times.
Method 1
Dry Cleaning: Use a dust-free cloth to gently remove all visible dust and lint from the surface of your resin 3D printer’s LCD printing screen.
Method 2
Wet Cleaning: Spray a small amount of 95% sanitizing alcohol on the printer's LCD to remove any cured resin, smudges, or fingerprints present on the LCD. Use a soft kitchen paper towel or a dust-free cloth and wipe in one direction to clean the surface of the LCD printing screen thoroughly.

Unless specifically indicated, NextShapes resin is not approved for use with food, drink, or for medical application on or in the human body. Do not attempt to use printed parts for purposes other than the described application.

For information about the material properties of NextShapes resins, consult the Technical Data Sheets (TDS).
To learn more about specific resins and their applications, read the product details page choosing the right material.

NextShapes has not performed testing on gas permeability of our materials. Parts printed on NextShapesa LCD printers are water-tight and non-porous if they are printed as a sealed, continuous structure.

Resin can be stored in resin tanks for up to three months under closed conditions. Storing longer than the recommended time may cause resin to leak and damage equipment.
If the printer is not used for a long time, don't leave excess resin in the vat as this might lead to resin curing which will affect the next printing. The resin that is in the tank after a print can be reused, but it is recommended to filter into a new container and not return to the cartridge to avoid potential contamination.

Dust, smudges, or lint present on the resin 3D printer's LCD surface may affect printing. In order to increase your success rate in resin 3D printing, we recommend you keep your LCD printing screen clean at all times.
Method 1
Dry Cleaning: Use a dust-free cloth to gently remove all visible dust and lint from the surface of your resin 3D printer’s LCD printing screen.
Method 2
Wet Cleaning: Spray a small amount of 95% sanitizing alcohol on the printer's LCD to remove any cured resin, smudges, or fingerprints present on the LCD. Use a soft kitchen paper towel or a dust-free cloth and wipe in one direction to clean the surface of the LCD printing screen thoroughly.

Unless specifically indicated, NextShapes resin is not approved for use with food, drink, or for medical application on or in the human body. Do not attempt to use printed parts for purposes other than the described application.

For information about the material properties of NextShapes resins, consult the Technical Data Sheets (TDS).
To learn more about specific resins and their applications, read the product details page choosing the right material.

NextShapes has not performed testing on gas permeability of our materials. Parts printed on NextShapesa LCD printers are water-tight and non-porous if they are printed as a sealed, continuous structure.

Resin can be stored in resin tanks for up to three months under closed conditions. Storing longer than the recommended time may cause resin to leak and damage equipment.
If the printer is not used for a long time, don't leave excess resin in the vat as this might lead to resin curing which will affect the next printing. The resin that is in the tank after a print can be reused, but it is recommended to filter into a new container and not return to the cartridge to avoid potential contamination.

Dust, smudges, or lint present on the resin 3D printer's LCD surface may affect printing. In order to increase your success rate in resin 3D printing, we recommend you keep your LCD printing screen clean at all times.
Method 1
Dry Cleaning: Use a dust-free cloth to gently remove all visible dust and lint from the surface of your resin 3D printer’s LCD printing screen.
Method 2
Wet Cleaning: Spray a small amount of 95% sanitizing alcohol on the printer's LCD to remove any cured resin, smudges, or fingerprints present on the LCD. Use a soft kitchen paper towel or a dust-free cloth and wipe in one direction to clean the surface of the LCD printing screen thoroughly.

Castable resin for functional model making: 
This material enables printed parts with high precision and dimensional stability and will burn out without leaving ashes or residue. Castable resin allows the production of parts directly from a digital design to investment casting through a single 3D-printed part, suitable for casting models in a variety of materials.

We recommend that you choose GM1811 material. GM1811 printed parts have a smooth and delicate surface as well as extremely high impact resistance, making it the best choice for prototyping.

For functional prototypes, if high impact resistance is your main design requirement, then we recommend you choose GM1728 material. GM1728 has outstanding toughness, and its comprehensive physical properties are close to ABS engineering resin. It is the best performing resin among NextShapes engineering resins.

Always wear gloves
Whenever you're dealing with uncured resin, always wear gloves. Whether you're pouring, removing models from the platform, and even after models have been washed, gloves must be worn in order to limit skin exposure. If you do get resin on your skin, wash it off immediately with soap and water. Do not use IPA to remove it from your skin! 

Ventilate your workspace
To avoid sustained inhalation of resin and IPA, provide adequate exchange air or exhaust equipment within the work space to make sure that your workspace is well-ventilated. If your workspace is not well ventilated, make sure to take frequent breaks so as not to risk accidental inhalation. 

Dispose of properly
Liquid resin should be cured before being disposed of. Simply place liquid resin into a clear container and set it in direct sunlight. Once it's cured, it can be treated as regular waste. Do not pour resin down the drain, or directly wash parts off in a sink!

Yes, please visit NextShapes' official website and leave a message on the website. We will assign you a regional manager to solve your problem.

We recommend that you choose GM1811 material. GM1811 printed parts have a smooth and delicate surface as well as extremely high impact resistance, making it the best choice for prototyping.

For functional prototypes, if high impact resistance is your main design requirement, then we recommend you choose GM1728 material. GM1728 has outstanding toughness, and its comprehensive physical properties are close to ABS engineering resin. It is the best performing resin among NextShapes engineering resins.

Castable resin for functional model making: 
This material enables printed parts with high precision and dimensional stability and will burn out without leaving ashes or residue. Castable resin allows the production of parts directly from a digital design to investment casting through a single 3D-printed part, suitable for casting models in a variety of materials.

Always wear gloves
Whenever you're dealing with uncured resin, always wear gloves. Whether you're pouring, removing models from the platform, and even after models have been washed, gloves must be worn in order to limit skin exposure. If you do get resin on your skin, wash it off immediately with soap and water. Do not use IPA to remove it from your skin! 

Ventilate your workspace
To avoid sustained inhalation of resin and IPA, provide adequate exchange air or exhaust equipment within the work space to make sure that your workspace is well-ventilated. If your workspace is not well ventilated, make sure to take frequent breaks so as not to risk accidental inhalation. 

Dispose of properly
Liquid resin should be cured before being disposed of. Simply place liquid resin into a clear container and set it in direct sunlight. Once it's cured, it can be treated as regular waste. Do not pour resin down the drain, or directly wash parts off in a sink!

Yes, please visit NextShapes' official website and leave a message on the website. We will assign you a regional manager to solve your problem.

We recommend that you choose GM1811 material. GM1811 printed parts have a smooth and delicate surface as well as extremely high impact resistance, making it the best choice for prototyping.

For functional prototypes, if high impact resistance is your main design requirement, then we recommend you choose GM1728 material. GM1728 has outstanding toughness, and its comprehensive physical properties are close to ABS engineering resin. It is the best performing resin among NextShapes engineering resins.

Castable resin for functional model making: 
This material enables printed parts with high precision and dimensional stability and will burn out without leaving ashes or residue. Castable resin allows the production of parts directly from a digital design to investment casting through a single 3D-printed part, suitable for casting models in a variety of materials.

Always wear gloves
Whenever you're dealing with uncured resin, always wear gloves. Whether you're pouring, removing models from the platform, and even after models have been washed, gloves must be worn in order to limit skin exposure. If you do get resin on your skin, wash it off immediately with soap and water. Do not use IPA to remove it from your skin! 

Ventilate your workspace
To avoid sustained inhalation of resin and IPA, provide adequate exchange air or exhaust equipment within the work space to make sure that your workspace is well-ventilated. If your workspace is not well ventilated, make sure to take frequent breaks so as not to risk accidental inhalation. 

Dispose of properly
Liquid resin should be cured before being disposed of. Simply place liquid resin into a clear container and set it in direct sunlight. Once it's cured, it can be treated as regular waste. Do not pour resin down the drain, or directly wash parts off in a sink!

Yes, please visit NextShapes' official website and leave a message on the website. We will assign you a regional manager to solve your problem.

We recommend that you choose GM1811 material. GM1811 printed parts have a smooth and delicate surface as well as extremely high impact resistance, making it the best choice for prototyping.

For functional prototypes, if high impact resistance is your main design requirement, then we recommend you choose GM1728 material. GM1728 has outstanding toughness, and its comprehensive physical properties are close to ABS engineering resin. It is the best performing resin among NextShapes engineering resins.

Castable resin for functional model making: 
This material enables printed parts with high precision and dimensional stability and will burn out without leaving ashes or residue. Castable resin allows the production of parts directly from a digital design to investment casting through a single 3D-printed part, suitable for casting models in a variety of materials.

Always wear gloves
Whenever you're dealing with uncured resin, always wear gloves. Whether you're pouring, removing models from the platform, and even after models have been washed, gloves must be worn in order to limit skin exposure. If you do get resin on your skin, wash it off immediately with soap and water. Do not use IPA to remove it from your skin! 

Ventilate your workspace
To avoid sustained inhalation of resin and IPA, provide adequate exchange air or exhaust equipment within the work space to make sure that your workspace is well-ventilated. If your workspace is not well ventilated, make sure to take frequent breaks so as not to risk accidental inhalation. 

Dispose of properly
Liquid resin should be cured before being disposed of. Simply place liquid resin into a clear container and set it in direct sunlight. Once it's cured, it can be treated as regular waste. Do not pour resin down the drain, or directly wash parts off in a sink!

Yes, please visit NextShapes' official website and leave a message on the website. We will assign you a regional manager to solve your problem.

We recommend that you choose GM1811 material. GM1811 printed parts have a smooth and delicate surface as well as extremely high impact resistance, making it the best choice for prototyping.

For functional prototypes, if high impact resistance is your main design requirement, then we recommend you choose GM1728 material. GM1728 has outstanding toughness, and its comprehensive physical properties are close to ABS engineering resin. It is the best performing resin among NextShapes engineering resins.

Castable resin for functional model making: 
This material enables printed parts with high precision and dimensional stability and will burn out without leaving ashes or residue. Castable resin allows the production of parts directly from a digital design to investment casting through a single 3D-printed part, suitable for casting models in a variety of materials.

Always wear gloves
Whenever you're dealing with uncured resin, always wear gloves. Whether you're pouring, removing models from the platform, and even after models have been washed, gloves must be worn in order to limit skin exposure. If you do get resin on your skin, wash it off immediately with soap and water. Do not use IPA to remove it from your skin! 

Ventilate your workspace
To avoid sustained inhalation of resin and IPA, provide adequate exchange air or exhaust equipment within the work space to make sure that your workspace is well-ventilated. If your workspace is not well ventilated, make sure to take frequent breaks so as not to risk accidental inhalation. 

Dispose of properly
Liquid resin should be cured before being disposed of. Simply place liquid resin into a clear container and set it in direct sunlight. Once it's cured, it can be treated as regular waste. Do not pour resin down the drain, or directly wash parts off in a sink!

Yes, please visit NextShapes' official website and leave a message on the website. We will assign you a regional manager to solve your problem.

We recommend that you choose GM1811 material. GM1811 printed parts have a smooth and delicate surface as well as extremely high impact resistance, making it the best choice for prototyping.

For functional prototypes, if high impact resistance is your main design requirement, then we recommend you choose GM1728 material. GM1728 has outstanding toughness, and its comprehensive physical properties are close to ABS engineering resin. It is the best performing resin among NextShapes engineering resins.

Castable resin for functional model making: 
This material enables printed parts with high precision and dimensional stability and will burn out without leaving ashes or residue. Castable resin allows the production of parts directly from a digital design to investment casting through a single 3D-printed part, suitable for casting models in a variety of materials.

Always wear gloves
Whenever you're dealing with uncured resin, always wear gloves. Whether you're pouring, removing models from the platform, and even after models have been washed, gloves must be worn in order to limit skin exposure. If you do get resin on your skin, wash it off immediately with soap and water. Do not use IPA to remove it from your skin! 

Ventilate your workspace
To avoid sustained inhalation of resin and IPA, provide adequate exchange air or exhaust equipment within the work space to make sure that your workspace is well-ventilated. If your workspace is not well ventilated, make sure to take frequent breaks so as not to risk accidental inhalation. 

Dispose of properly
Liquid resin should be cured before being disposed of. Simply place liquid resin into a clear container and set it in direct sunlight. Once it's cured, it can be treated as regular waste. Do not pour resin down the drain, or directly wash parts off in a sink!

Yes, please visit NextShapes' official website and leave a message on the website. We will assign you a regional manager to solve your problem.

We recommend that you choose GM1811 material. GM1811 printed parts have a smooth and delicate surface as well as extremely high impact resistance, making it the best choice for prototyping.

For functional prototypes, if high impact resistance is your main design requirement, then we recommend you choose GM1728 material. GM1728 has outstanding toughness, and its comprehensive physical properties are close to ABS engineering resin. It is the best performing resin among NextShapes engineering resins.

Castable resin for functional model making: 
This material enables printed parts with high precision and dimensional stability and will burn out without leaving ashes or residue. Castable resin allows the production of parts directly from a digital design to investment casting through a single 3D-printed part, suitable for casting models in a variety of materials.

Always wear gloves
Whenever you're dealing with uncured resin, always wear gloves. Whether you're pouring, removing models from the platform, and even after models have been washed, gloves must be worn in order to limit skin exposure. If you do get resin on your skin, wash it off immediately with soap and water. Do not use IPA to remove it from your skin! 

Ventilate your workspace
To avoid sustained inhalation of resin and IPA, provide adequate exchange air or exhaust equipment within the work space to make sure that your workspace is well-ventilated. If your workspace is not well ventilated, make sure to take frequent breaks so as not to risk accidental inhalation. 

Dispose of properly
Liquid resin should be cured before being disposed of. Simply place liquid resin into a clear container and set it in direct sunlight. Once it's cured, it can be treated as regular waste. Do not pour resin down the drain, or directly wash parts off in a sink!

Yes, please visit NextShapes' official website and leave a message on the website. We will assign you a regional manager to solve your problem.

We recommend that you choose GM1811 material. GM1811 printed parts have a smooth and delicate surface as well as extremely high impact resistance, making it the best choice for prototyping.

For functional prototypes, if high impact resistance is your main design requirement, then we recommend you choose GM1728 material. GM1728 has outstanding toughness, and its comprehensive physical properties are close to ABS engineering resin. It is the best performing resin among NextShapes engineering resins.

Castable resin for functional model making: 
This material enables printed parts with high precision and dimensional stability and will burn out without leaving ashes or residue. Castable resin allows the production of parts directly from a digital design to investment casting through a single 3D-printed part, suitable for casting models in a variety of materials.

Always wear gloves
Whenever you're dealing with uncured resin, always wear gloves. Whether you're pouring, removing models from the platform, and even after models have been washed, gloves must be worn in order to limit skin exposure. If you do get resin on your skin, wash it off immediately with soap and water. Do not use IPA to remove it from your skin! 

Ventilate your workspace
To avoid sustained inhalation of resin and IPA, provide adequate exchange air or exhaust equipment within the work space to make sure that your workspace is well-ventilated. If your workspace is not well ventilated, make sure to take frequent breaks so as not to risk accidental inhalation. 

Dispose of properly
Liquid resin should be cured before being disposed of. Simply place liquid resin into a clear container and set it in direct sunlight. Once it's cured, it can be treated as regular waste. Do not pour resin down the drain, or directly wash parts off in a sink!

Yes, please visit NextShapes' official website and leave a message on the website. We will assign you a regional manager to solve your problem.