ANYCUBIC 3D Printer Resin, 1kg

For LCD resin printing where fine details and a smooth surface matter, this clear green ANYCUBIC UV-curing resin is designed to form models with low shrinkage.

Its fluidity is intended to help shorten forming time, while the cured print is described as stable in moist and corrosive environments.

If you prioritize a color choice and broad DLP/LCD compatibility, this fits that approach, if you prefer a material with published printer-specific settings, those details are not provided here.

Where it shines

The main appeal is the combination of detail-focused printing and a resin that is meant to flow readily during printing. ANYCUBIC says the low-shrinkage curing process helps preserve model accuracy and produce a smooth finish. That makes the resin worth considering for small display pieces or detailed parts where visible surface quality matters more than choosing a material based on documented settings for a particular printer.

The resin is listed as compatible with DLP and LCD 3D printers, with best results stated for ANYCUBIC LCD printers. It also aims to balance hardness with toughness, which the product description connects to easier model removal and accurate details. Those are useful goals for a print you want to take off the build surface without treating the material as purely brittle. The claims are broad, though, there are no specific exposure settings or print examples to show how the resin performs across different machines.

What to know

This is 405nm UV-curing resin in a clear green color, supplied in a 1kg size. The color and format are worth factoring in before choosing it: clear green is a specific finish, not a neutral option for every project. The product description also says to shake the bottle thoroughly before use so the functional components and color paste are fully mixed. Skipping that step may lead to uneven color in the finished print.

On the spec sheet, quick curing and strong stability are part of the pitch, but print results can still depend on the printer and its settings, no curing times or recommended settings are included. That leaves some setup work to the user. Worth considering if your printer uses LCD or DLP technology and you want a colored resin aimed at detailed parts. It’s not for you if you need a documented settings profile or a different color from the outset.

Best use cases

A practical fit is a small decorative model where a smooth surface and visible detail are priorities: mix the bottle thoroughly, print on a compatible LCD or DLP machine, then remove the cured model with the expectation that the hardness-and-toughness balance is intended to help with removal. The listing does not provide project-specific results, so treat that as the intended use rather than a guarantee for every model.

Compared with choosing a resin mainly for a known printer profile, this option puts more emphasis on color, fluidity, and stated compatibility. That broader approach may suit someone willing to work with their printer’s settings, a buyer who wants settings spelled out for a particular machine may prefer a product listing with that information.

Should you buy it?

Choose this ANYCUBIC resin if clear green works for your project, your printer uses LCD or DLP technology, and you value the stated focus on detail, smooth surfaces, and easy model removal. Its 1kg format also makes sense when you expect to use resin regularly rather than needing only a small amount. The trade-off is a lack of printer-specific exposure guidance, so a first-time resin user or anyone who needs predictable settings from the listing may want a more fully documented option instead.