Siraya Tech Blu 3D Printer Resin 1kg Clear V2 Strong and Precise High Resolution

Nice colour, but sadly not so good at print quality unless you finish surfaces yourself on the support side. Then you can have nice pieces/parts. I have used many of resins from Siraya blu/clear and Elegoo. This resin loses print quality on the support side a lot. I've tried heating the vat/tank. The resin seems to cling to the support side and cures. The cheaper Elegoo red outperforms this resin but it is more brittle. The detail is much higher on Elegoo resin. So basically I would say this resin is just ok by itself. However the resin can be finished by hand to give you exceptional pieces. Nice colour when polished into glass effect. You need to finish the product yourself for pristine finish. See my YouTube on how to do this. (Jeffrey Henderson)

I heard great things about this resin but the long exposure time and tendency to lose detail on the support side of the print is really frustrating. Definitely not the easiest resin to use,

I've tried everything to get this resin to be useable, firstly it prints ok no issues at all with it but then that is where the issues start. I've tried nearly all methods of getting this resin to clean correctly. Brand new 99% IPA, dunking, scrubbing, water baths and back into IPA but it still remains with a layer of uncured resin. Curing attempts then become the next hurdle, I've had parts 0.7mm thick under 405nm UV for nearly 50 minutes and they are still not cured! I've lost all motivation and will to work with this resin again and I'd certainly not be for the price and work I've lost because of such. I've asked across numerous forums and there seems to be this trend of not being able to get it to clean.

I have two photon mono x and the capacity of the vat is 500ml each, I used a clear resin so cant see where its at properly however you can see the max line, I should be able to fill both vats to the max line but I got just over half way in terms of each vat, there is probably around 750ml in these bottles.

Bought this as it was advertised as clear. Tried it out with the standard exposure tests. ALL OF THEM resulted in a very yellow result. Would not recommend if you need clear transparency...

This resin really stinks, pleasant almond smell? No it’s horrible gets in your throat my wife can’t stand it. I printed an air filter using a 120mm hydroponics carbon filter to solve it and now get fresh air out. It still smells bad when the print is removed and washed though. A little bit creates a lot of odour. It’s very strong. I printed a small sight mount and could not break it with large pliers. It’s a very impressive resin. I found there was no audible separation with the film. Most important it was a full bottle not like other resins so consider that when price comparing. I found that ipa cleans it but not as easily as other resins. It turned my ipa white with globs floating around after just a couple of washes. It’s very gloopy and doesn’t drain off as well as other resins. Overall for those strong parts it’s great

I have been using a variety of Siraya Techs resins for quite a while and prefer them over most of the other brands I’ve tried. They give great quality results and I’ve had no print failures at all, which in the end saves money

Résine de grande qualité, comme toujours avec la marque Siraya Tech. La résine BLU est un peu plus souple que la Fast et est donc moins cassante. Par contre, elle est plus odorante durant l'impression.

I bought this because I needed very clear parts with minimal yellowing. I’d read other reviews that suggested it was the foods and I wasn’t disappointed. Word to the wise, dial the exposure time down as low as you can get it before prints start failing. It still yellows a little, but if 0 was glass and 10 was fully yellowed this is a 1, maybe 1.5

Hele krachtige resin. Let op: goed uitharden! Tijdens het uitharden verwarmen is nog beter. Getoonde onderdelen zijn Trident onderdelen van een Akai bandrecorder. De onderdelen zijn wel wat doorzichtig.

Casi termino la botella, ¿mi conclusión? Gran resina, sin impresiones fallidas, sin deformaciones, impresiones fuertes y estéticamente agradables. Como la resina es bastante espesa, la imprimo a 35°C con el calentador de mi cámara de resina. Tenga en cuenta que a esa temperatura debe reducir el tiempo de exposición.

Good prints!