Draft Resin

General Purpose, Engineering

SLA

Fine Details

52 MPa

2.3 GPa

2.3 GPa

Draft Resin

Select Printer Series and Resin Volume

Resin Discount
Contact Sales
Bulk order quantity (L)Discount %
10%
3015%
6020%
12025%
24030%
1,00035%
2,00040%
3,00045%
Draft Resin prints up to four times faster than Formlabs' General Purpose Resins on Form 3 Series printers, making it ideal for initial prototypes and rapid iterations to help bring products to market faster, as well as orthodontic models for thermoforming clear aligners and retainers. Parts printed with Draft Resin exhibit a smooth grey finish and high accuracy.

Use 200-micron settings for fast print speeds, or use 100-micron settings for models with finer details.

Draft Resin is compatible with Form 3 and Form 2 Series printers. Choose Fast Model Resin on the Form 4 Series for three times faster print speed and improved mechanical properties.

Why Choose Draft Resin

Bring products to market faster by leveraging Draft Resin early in the design process. Whether you are printing large parts or batches of smaller parts, Draft Resin ensures maximum print speed without compromising part quality.


Print Speed

Print up to 4x faster than standard resins


Part Quality

This reformulation reduced layer thickness by 33%, improving surface finish & accuracy


Professional Appearance

A new grey finish offers professional looking models


Ease of Use

This reformulation reduced support touchpoints and Form Wash and Form Cure times

Applications

Draft Resin prints up to 4 times faster than Formlabs Standard Resins, allowing you to iterate quickly and test multiple designs in a day.

Initial Prototypes
High Throughput Parts
Rapid Design Iterations
Live 3D Printing Demos

Material Properties

Green
Post-Cured at Room Temperature
Post-Cured at 60°C
Ultimate Tensile Strength
24 MPa
36 MPa
52 MPa
Tensile Modulus
0.8 GPa
1.7 GPa
2.3 GPa
Elongation at Break
14%
5%
4%
Flexural Modulus
0.6 GPa
1.8 GPa
2.3 GPa
Notched Izod
26 J/m
29 J/m
26 J/m

Post-Processing

Washing

The foundational step in any SLA post-processing workflow is to remove any excess resin on the surface of the parts through an alcohol or ether wash.

Curing

Post-curing for General Purpose Resins is optional. However, Formlabs recommends a short post-curing to reduce surface tack and improve mechanical properties.