Superflex 3D Printer Resin, Softness 80A Simulating Flexible Rubber, Made in Korea by 3DMaterials (500g, Clear)

I recently had the opportunity to use the Superflex 3D Printer Resin, and I must say, it has been an absolute game-changer for my 3D printing projects. Before discovering Superflex, I was struggling with issues related to the AnyCubic water wash resin. My prints were frequently breaking apart, leading to frustration and wasted materials. The introduction of Superflex 3D Printer Resin into my workflow marked a significant turning point. This resin, boasting a softness of 80A simulating flexible rubber, provided the durability and flexibility I desperately needed. The difference was noticeable right from the first print. The prints were not only more resilient but also maintained excellent detail and accuracy. One of the standout features of this resin is its remarkable flexibility. It simulates rubber-like properties, which is perfect for applications where elasticity and bendability are crucial. This feature opened up new possibilities for my projects, allowing me to experiment with designs that I previously thought were out of reach due to material limitations. Moreover, the compatibility and ease of use of the Superflex resin are commendable. It seamlessly integrated into my existing setup without requiring any significant adjustments. This was particularly important for me, as it saved time and allowed me to focus more on creativity and less on troubleshooting. I also appreciate that this resin is made in Korea, which assures a certain level of quality and consistency. The prints come out looking professional, with a smooth finish and a robust structure that withstands handling and usage. In conclusion, the Superflex 3D Printer Resin is a superior product, especially for those looking to enhance the flexibility and durability of their prints. It not only solved my issues with the AnyCubic water wash resin but also elevated the quality of my work. Whether you are a hobbyist or a professional, I highly recommend this resin for anyone looking to expand their 3D printing capabilities.

Let me start by saying, wow! The Superflex 3D Printer Resin is an absolute game-changer. Here's why: Enhanced Durability: If you've ever dealt with brittle resin prints, you know how frustrating it can be. That's where Superflex comes in. This resin adds a level of flexibility to your prints that drastically improves their durability. No more worrying about snapping delicate parts or fragile structures—Superflex gives your prints the resilience they need to withstand everyday handling and wear. Easy to Work With: Despite its flexible properties, Superflex is surprisingly easy to work with. It prints smoothly and reliably, with minimal issues like warping or sticking. Whether you're a seasoned 3D printing pro or a beginner just starting out, you'll appreciate the hassle-free experience that Superflex offers. Versatile Applications: The flexibility of Superflex opens up a world of possibilities for your 3D printing projects. From functional prototypes to artistic creations, this resin can handle it all. Whether you're printing parts that need to bend and flex or intricate designs that require a bit of give, Superflex delivers outstanding results every time. Excellent Finish: Not only does Superflex offer impressive flexibility, but it also produces prints with a high-quality finish. The level of detail and smoothness achieved with this resin is truly impressive, giving your prints a professional look and feel. Whether you're showcasing your work or using it for functional purposes, you can count on Superflex to deliver exceptional results. Wide Compatibility: Superflex is compatible with a wide range of resin-based 3D printers, making it accessible to a broad audience of makers and creators. Whether you're using a popular brand or a lesser-known model, chances are Superflex will work seamlessly with your printer. Its versatility and compatibility make it a must-have resin for any 3D printing enthusiast. Conclusion: In conclusion, the Superflex 3D Printer Resin is a game-changer for anyone looking to add flexibility and durability to their resin prints. With its enhanced durability, ease of use, versatile applications, excellent finish, and wide compatibility, Superflex is a resin that delivers outstanding results time and time again. If you're tired of dealing with brittle prints that break at the slightest touch, do yourself a favor and give Superflex a try. You won't be disappointed!

This resin is pretty cool. I bought it just to experiment. It really is flexible. Future experimentation will be needed for durability, but the picture they show of the Eifel Tower bending is accurate. Its going to be fun using this.

10 second first layers. Any more this stuff is hard to remove from build plate. Other than that I am impressed with the flexibility. It did yellow a bit after leaving in the sun for about an hour. I will be ordering more soon.my printer is anycubic mono 2 and I use ipa to clean parts. Parts need to be cured before handling too much. Once cured this material had passed all tests except the uv exposure test which is fine with me. I had made Jonny 5 from short circuit out of this material and the small parts flex perfectly without breaking. I am not quite sure why I chose this model instead of the usual benchi or torture toaster. I like that the different dyes work great. The ones I used were alcohol dyes. I was surprised to find this is not as viscous as regular resin making cleanup easier. I made some long term parts for endurance testing and see a lot of potential for uses. This is non conducive, flexible and tough so far. This is by far the best resin I had used yet.

It modeled very well, but all of the models tore. I thickened the layers. But that only slowed the eventual tear. Cool stuff! I just wished it worked better.

All I can say is... wow! I have been resin printing action figures for years, and SirayaTech Tenacious has been my begrudging go-to resin to use as a strengthening additive or when I needed to print a small part that needed to flex, or at least not snap off, when it got bent a little. I decided to give Superflex a chance because it was about 10 bucks cheaper a bottle, and appeared to be perfectly clear rather than the sickly yellow color of Tenacious. I was a little hesitant at first because it appeared to have different exposure settings, and those are a pain in the ass to change on my printer, but after trying my first bottle, my only regret is that I still have two bottles of Tenacious left that I need to use before I can switch over to using SuperFlex permanently. First of all, yes, it is WAY more transparent and clear than Tenacious. In the example photo above, the upper half of the Dalek in printed in 50% Superflex/50% Anycubic Clear, and the bottom half is printed in 50% Tenacious/50% Anycubic Clear. You can see the clear difference in coloration. Had I printed in 100% Tenacious it would have been even more yellow, but the Superflex is exactly the same crystal clarity of Anycubic Clear. Secondly, wow, the flexibility is a lot more like rubber than Tenacious. Even at 50% I'm getting way more flex than I normally would at the percentage I work with. I'll have to print a few more examples to zone in my percentages, but I'd say 30% SuperFlex is probably equal to printing with 50% Tenacious. Finally, I experienced no issued printing with this resin whatsoever. That may be because I'm printing at the smallest 0.02mm layer height, and at that height, exposure settings are basically the same regardless of whether you're using clear or opaque resins. If you're printing at something else, and with 100% Superflex, your results may differ. Do note that because flexible resin is flexible your supports *WILL* flex and bend while you are trying to print, so overhangs may come out lopsided and tall support structures may collapse if you don't increase the width of the supports. I generally increase mine up to 3mm if I have to print something large and vertical, and make sure I add lots of extra cross supports. Since Superflex is even more flexible than Tenacious, I suspect this is more likely to be a problem, and may explain why some people's prints fail.

This product when used alone is extremely flexible. My first prints were not all that good, you need to finetune your printer to this product. Once I got the correct settings dialed in, this material printed flawlessly. It IS expensive, no doubt about it. I bought to try for a special project that needed this flexibility. Others mix with different stiff resins to get a more durable print - I have not tried that. Careful when washing with IPA, do not leave in for too long. Due to flexibility, it feels stickier than other materials.

Absolutely great product. it was exactly what it said it would be! i didn't have to change any of my machines settings which was easy as can be. i added a green dye and it mixed in without a problem. dried and cured with ease. Only thing i had an issue with was sanding down the supports access its like sanding down rubber. Overall Great product and absolutely buying again.