
High-temperature resin · Clear Tan · 1 kg · 110 °C · Reflex / Turbo / Reflex 2 / 2 Pro
PAH10 is the high-temperature resin. It stays rigid up to 110 °C / 230 °F, which is the difference between a part that survives a heat gun, a curing oven or a warm mould, and a part that quietly sags. Add high flexural and tensile strength and crisp surface detail and you get a resin you can put into real tooling.

UltraCraft Reflex, Reflex Turbo, Reflex 2, Reflex 2 Pro The Pulsing Release Module is optional — not required, but it helps with tall or delicate plates.
Genuine HeyGears material. Sold by Print My Design — authorised dealer, ships from Bangkok.
It is officially supported on UltraCraft Reflex, Reflex Turbo, Reflex 2, Reflex 2 Pro. The Pulsing Release Module is optional — not required, but it helps with tall or delicate plates.
HeyGears rates PAH10 as heat resistant up to 110 °C / 230 °F. That covers hot-air work, low-temperature casting, warm moulds and parts sitting near motors or lamps. It is not a metal replacement, so keep it away from open flame and continuous high heat.
Clear Tan is the high-temperature-resistance grade; it is the one to pick when heat is the main requirement. Black PAH10 is the high-stiffness grade with a 3,150 MPa tensile modulus, aimed at load-bearing structures and silicone mould tooling. Choose by whether heat or stiffness is your bigger problem.
Wash in 95% IPA — about 2 minutes rough wash plus 1 minute fine wash in an UltraCraft Wash at 180 r/min — then dry-cure for roughly 30 minutes in an UltraCraft Cure. Short, even curing keeps fine detail from going chalky.
Keep the bottle closed, upright, dark and dry at room temperature, and shake it well before every pour because the pigment settles. Unopened bottles keep for about 12 months from the production date on the label. Liquid resin irritates skin, so wear nitrile gloves and eye protection and work in a ventilated space. Fully cured parts are safe to handle.