Where can I find the recommended settings for SuperFlex?

The settings chart is available at the end of this page, or you can download it by scanning QR code on the label of bottle.

How can I remove the surface tackiness even after post-curing?

Use alcohol to remove excess resin from the surface and dry the prints completely. Post-cure them using any brand’s curing machine for 20 minutes in air. One tip is the underwater (without oxygen) curing for another 10 minutes gives a better result.

How much SuperColor Black or White is needed to create solid colors?

Add 4 drops of Black or 8 drops of White per 100 mL (gram) of resin to achieve standard deep black or solid white colors. Use a small scale and magnetic stirrer for even mixing. Adding too much SuperColor may result in printing failure.

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3DMaterials SuperFlex 3D Printer Resin, Softness 80A Simulating Flexible Rubber, Made in Korea by (1000g, Clear)

3DMaterials SuperFlex 3D Printer Resin, Softness 80A Simulating Flexible Rubber, Made in Korea by (1000g, Clear)

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⚡1.7s per 50μm layer - lightning-fast print speed

📈40%+ productivity boost - maximize your 3D print farm output

🦾80A Shore hardness - perfect rubber-like flexibility

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🖨️ Flex Your Prints with SuperSpeed & SuperStrength!

CERTIFIED SAFE RELIABLE - Fully post-cured prints pass ISO 10993-5 biocompatibility tests, ensuring professional-grade quality and safety.
SPEED THAT SAVES TIME MONEY - Print ultra-fast 50μm layers in just 1.7 seconds, cutting down your project timelines and electricity costs.
PERFECTLY BALANCED FLEXIBILITY - Achieve the ideal blend of softness and strength with 80A Shore hardness, mimicking real rubber or TPU for durable prototypes.
ENGINEERED FOR PEAK PRODUCTIVITY - SuperFlex accelerates your 3D printing farm’s throughput by over 40%, letting you scale smarter, not harder.
SHOCK ABSORPTION MEETS PRECISION - With 150% elongation at break, your prints excel in cushioning, damping, and shock absorption applications.

3DMaterials SuperFlex Resin is a Korean-engineered TPU resin designed for monochrome LCD 3D printers, delivering ultra-fast 1.7-second 50μm layer prints. With 80A Shore hardness and 150% elongation, it perfectly simulates flexible rubber for durable, shock-absorbing prototypes. Boost your 3D print farm productivity by over 40% while ensuring biocompatible, ISO 10993-5 certified results.

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Manufacturer	3DMaterials Co., Ltd.
Part number	ENGR-F12L
Item Weight	1 Kilograms
Product Dimensions	8.5 x 8.5 x 25.5 cm; 1 kg
Item model number	ENGR-F12L
Size	1000g
Color	Clear
Material	TPU
Item Package Quantity	1
Batteries Included?	No
Batteries Required?	No

3DMaterials SuperFlex 3D Printer Resin, Softness 80A Simulating Flexible Rubber, Made in Korea by (1000g, Clear)

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