Photopolymer
ABS-Like Technical Resin
Impact Resistant Technical Resin
Highly detailed photopolymer resin that mimics ABS mechanical properties, offering superior impact resistance.
| Compatible Technologies | SLA/DLP Printing |
| Tensile Strength | 80 MPa |
| Heat Deflection Temperature (HDT) | 83°C |
| Hardness | 85 (Shore D) |
| Available Colors | Gray |
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Why Choose ABS-Like Technical Resin?
ABS-Like Technical Resin is a versatile SLA material formulated to simulate the mechanical properties (a balance of toughness and rigidity) of industrial ABS plastic. It combines the smooth surface quality of Resin 3D Printing (SLA / DLP) with a non-brittle structure. Unlike standard resins that shatter like glass, this material allows for post-processing operations like drilling, tapping, and screw assembly. It is the ideal Price/Performance material for both visual presentation models and intermediate Functional Prototyping or assembly checks
Advantages
Machinability: Not brittle; can be sanded, drilled, and tapped after printing without cracking.
Smooth Surface: Offers an aesthetic finish very close to injection-molded parts, with excellent paint adhesion.
Balanced Properties: Strikes a good balance between stiffness and flexibility; suitable for snap-fit mechanisms.
Rapid Production: Produces high-detail parts in hours without tooling costs.
Limitations
Heat Resistance: Lower heat deflection temperature compared to actual molded ABS (Typically 50-60°C).
Outdoor Use: May discolor over time in direct sunlight unless coated with a UV-protective varnish.
Chemical Structure: While named “ABS-Like,” it is not chemically ABS; solvent welding (acetone) is not possible (cyanoacrylate/super glue must be used).
Mechanical Properties
Metric Measurements
Elastic Modulus
2.6 GPa
Elongation at Break
6 %
Density
1.2 g/cm³
ABS-Like Resin FAQ
How is it different from FDM ABS filament?
The main difference is surface quality and detail resolution. Parts printed with ABS Filament (Industrial) have visible layer lines and a rougher texture. ABS-Like Resin (SLA) is smooth and captures micron-level details sharply.
Can I use screws with this material?
Yes. Since the material is not brittle, you can use screws either by drilling a pilot hole or using self-tapping screws directly for assembly.
Is it strong enough for functional parts?
It is strong enough for moderate mechanical stress, housing assemblies, and fit checks during Product Development. However, for heavy loads or high-impact testing, we recommend our “Tough Resin” series.
Do snap-fit mechanisms work?
Yes, the material has some flexibility. Snap-fit tabs can flex slightly to lock into place. However, adding fillets (radii) to sharp corners in your design will extend part life.
Can it be painted?
Absolutely. Its smooth surface makes it an excellent base for priming and painting. It is the preferred material for visual mock-ups.
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