Tough74 Wear-resistant Tough Resin (1kg)

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Tough74 resin is a wear-resistant, tough material with excellent surface quality, making it ideal for producing durable action figures. It offers good notched impact strength and elongation at break, while also maintaining impressive rigidity. The material has a smooth, wear-resistant surface. Movable dolls printed with Tough74 exhibit exquisite surface quality and playability comparable to traditionally manufactured products. The joints maintain tight engagement even with prolonged friction, and thin structures do not break unexpectedly during assembly or play.

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▌ Attention

Please fully post-cure the parts at the joint engagement positions. Ensure that these parts are exposed to UV light without obstruction in the post-curing chamber to achieve the required wear resistance
If the post-curing time is too long, it can cause warping of the printed parts and make them hard and brittle
Immediately after post-curing, the printed parts is fragile. It is not recommended to apply force to the prints. It is advisable to wait for a period of time for the prints to cool naturally to release internal stresses and restore its intended mechanical properties

▌ Descriptions

Rigid and Tough, Wear-resistant, Durable

RESIONE Tough74 is a robust material with excellent toughness indicators such as notch impact strength and elongation at break, as well as rigidity indicators like bending and tensile strength. Its smooth and wear-resistant surface, combined with low shrinkage and fatigue resistance, ensures that joints made with it are less likely to powder, loosen, or break over long periods of friction. We recommend presetting a size gap of about 0.05mm at the joint engagement positions during modeling.

Fine Surface, Easy to Clean

Tough74's formula is specially designed to produce models with smooth surfaces without losing intricate details. Printed parts are easy to clean, and after washing, the surface is non-sticky and non-reflective, providing a texture comparable to traditionally manufactured products.

Good Rigidity During Printing, Reducing Failures

Tough74 combines rigidity and toughness, providing sufficient rigidity for models and supports during printing, preventing stretching, deformation, and shifting. This helps avoid the high failure rates seen with other tough materials. When printing lightweight models like miniatures and doll parts, this material allows for the addition of fine supports, reducing damage to the model, saving post-processing time, and delivering higher quality prints and production efficiency.

Ideal for Drop-resistant Tabletop Game Miniatures

Its durability, good detail, and high surface finish make Tough74 an ideal material for 3D printing tabletop game miniatures. When painting and handling models, you don't have to worry about them being damaged from accidental drops, greatly enhancing the gaming experience. However, we recommend using a layer height of 0.05mm instead of 0.02-0.03mm for miniatures to avoid significantly increased printing difficulty.

Especially Suitable for Sturdy Action Figures

The wear resistance, durability, and low shrinkage characteristics, along with excellent surface quality, make Tough74 an ideal material for manufacturing articulated figures. Joints printed with it remain tight over long periods without loosening, with just the right amount of damping, allowing for free posing of figures, significantly enhancing their playability and fun.

▌ Print Settings

Gray

Operating Temp: 25~35℃/77~95℉
Layer Height: 0.05mm
Exposure Time: 2~3s
Bottom Exposure Time: 45~65s
Lifting Height:
LCD Screen size less than 8.9 inches: 6mm
LCD Screen size ≥8.9 inches: ≥9mm
Rest Time After Retract/Off times /Light-off Delay: ≥3s

Black

Operating Temp: 25~35℃/77~95℉
Layer Height: 0.05mm
Exposure Time: 2.4~3.6s
Bottom Exposure Time: 55~75s
Lifting Height:
LCD Screen size less than 8.9 inches: 6mm
LCD Screen size ≥8.9 inches: ≥9mm
Rest Time After Retract/Off times /Light-off Delay: ≥3s

▌ Cleaning and Post-curing

Cleaning method: move the handheld printed parts back and forth in the cleaning solution
Cleaning time: ≤5mins
Cleaning solvent: 95% Ethanol or IPA
Post-curing light source: 385-405nm UV(40W)
Post-curing time: 30mins

Just what I’ve been looking for

I have tried several resins for printing action figures and this has been the best by far. It is very tough and I have seen no evidence of powdering in the joints. It heats up really well and can be slightly manipulated when warm if need be. It can break while warm so you have to be careful. My only complaint is that I feel you see the layers a little more with this and it requires more sanding than usual. I may need to dial in my settings better but I went with what resione suggested. I am not sure what the longevity of the joint tightness is but my first impressions tell me this will be my go to resin for printing figures in the future.

Gret resin

I do believe I have a bad bottle but everything else I used has been great

good quality

good price, and excelent quality

Good but not perfect

I have been waiting for a long time for a better Resione resin than the TH72, so I was finally able to test it recently to compare it to the Ameralabs TGM7 and the Phrozen RPG. The positive points: - It prints easily with supports as thin as a classic resin, moreover even during printing the resin is much firmer than the RPG or the TGM7. - It is less expensive than the RPG Phrozen for exactly the same mechanical properties. - The resin is very aesthetic with a matte satin finish. The negative points: - The MAIN PROBLEM is that the resin is loaded with heavy pigments, which after a few hours, settle at the bottom of the tank and form a film which despite mixing with a spatula can cause failures on the following prints. - The resin is very viscous, like honey, even more than TH72, you have to adjust the printing parameters well and do not hesitate to heat it to make it more fluid. - The resin is not as resistant as TGM7, it is at the same level as RPG, you can bend a 1mm rod to about 170 degrees before it breaks. TGM7 never breaks.

Incredible!

I bought this stuff to print some hero ball jointed dolls. I TRIED to break it and couldn't. I am not exaggerating. The Batman ear withstood the force. I dropped everything multiple times. No breakage. Incredible. I have bought 3 more liters since!

Tough74 Wear-resistant Tough Resin (1kg)

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