How large are the parts you will print?
A 7-inch class printer and a 10-inch class printer differ in footprint, resin volume and build height. Build volume is the published maximum, not a usable size for every orientation or support layout.
Technology / US catalogue
Resin 3D printers
Decide the part size you need first, then read the published pixel resolution instead of the K label and check what the exact package leaves out.
- Models
- 5
- US packages
- 5
- Manufacturers
- 4
What this catalogue covers
Consumer masked-stereolithography (MSLA/LCD) printers sold new in the US. Wash and cure stations, resin, air purifiers and enclosures are separate purchases unless the selected package lists them. Measured print quality, speed tests and resin safety assessments are outside this catalogue.
Specifications come from the linked manufacturer documents and seller listings. We have not independently tested these products.
Before you choose.
Which pixel size is actually published?
Labels such as 9K, 10K, 14K and 16K are marketing names. Compare the stated pixel count and the X and Y pixel dimensions; some panels have non-square pixels.
What else is needed to finish a print?
Resin, washing, curing, filtration and protective equipment are mostly separate. Check the box list of the exact US offer and follow the manufacturer's resin handling instructions.