Wear-resistant resin · Cream Yellow · 1 kg · 2H surface · fits every UltraCraft Reflex
PAWR10 is the wear-resistant resin. Its whole reason to exist is the surface: parts come off the plate already as smooth as if you had sanded them with 600–1000 grit, and the skin is hard enough to shrug off the scuffs that normally ruin a resin print after a few weeks of handling. If people are going to pick your part up, this is the material.
UltraCraft Reflex RS, Reflex RS Turbo, 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 — Thai warranty, ships from Bangkok.
It is officially supported on UltraCraft Reflex RS, Reflex RS Turbo, Reflex, Reflex Turbo, Reflex 2, Reflex 2 Pro. The Pulsing Release Module is optional — not required, but it helps with tall or delicate plates.
The surface. Parts come off the plate about as smooth as a 600–1000 grit sanded finish, and the skin reaches 2H hardness — roughly the same as automotive paint. It also resists yellowing, so pieces that get handled and displayed keep looking new far longer than a standard resin.
Anything people touch: chess and board game pieces, articulated figures, action models, electronics housings and outdoor equipment. It is a production resin, so it is happiest doing repeat runs of parts that need to survive real use.
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.
Resin is a light-sensitive liquid that an LCD/MSLA or SLA printer cures layer by layer with 405 nm light. It gives far finer detail and smoother surfaces than filament, which is why it is the standard for figures, jewellery and dental work.
Standard resin suits models and figures; ABS-like resin is tougher for functional parts; water-washable resin is the convenient choice at home; flexible, high-temperature, castable and dental lines are specialist materials chosen per job.
Use a resin printer whose screen size and resolution match the part — ELEGOO Mars and Saturn series for general work, Formlabs or HeyGears professional machines for dental and engineering parts. Take exposure settings from the printer's profile for the resin brand.
Wear nitrile gloves and work with ventilation. Wash parts in IPA or water as the resin type requires, then cure fully under UV. Store resin in its opaque bottle away from sunlight and heat.
