5 Stunning Translucent Colors: ANTINSKY Standard Lite Resin Expands Its Palette

5 Stunning Translucent Colors: ANTINSKY Standard Lite Resin Expands Its Palette

Standard Lite Gets a Rainbow

ANTINSKY has expanded its popular injection-moulding-safe Standard Lite Resin line with 5 new translucent colors. The 1 kg bottles now cover a clear family that is popular with jewellery makers, miniature painters and functional-prototype users alike, and the whole line pairs a fast cure profile with surprisingly clean surface detail.

Why Translucent Resin Matters

  • Better printed object inspection — translucent bodies reveal internal supports and wall thickness at a glance.
  • Colour stacking — translucent layers let you back-paint, back-light or tint models for LED and lighting projects.
  • Lower shrinkage anxiety — translucent resins are often dialled in with gentler exposure, which can reduce fine-line distortion on curved surfaces.

The 5 Colors in the Line-up

Color Best For Layer Cure Guidance
Clear Jewellery, display cases 0.05 mm @ 2.2–2.6 s
Ice White Prototypes, minis 0.05 mm @ 2.2–2.6 s
Sky Blue Lithophanes, lighting 0.05 mm @ 2.2–2.6 s
Teal Art pieces, gaming 0.05 mm @ 2.2–2.6 s
Amber Vintage replicas, signage 0.05 mm @ 2.2–2.6 s

Times are a starting point for a standard 405 nm LCD printer; always run an exposure matrix for your exact printer and ambient temperature.

Exposure Tuning Tip

Translucent resins behave like their opaque cousins but reward a shorter burn-in layer and a moderate bottom layer count. If your clear prints look milky, raise the normal layer exposure by 5–10% before changing bottom layers; if they look yellowed, check your curing station time rather than the resin itself.

Where to Get It

You can buy the complete ANTINSKY Standard Lite Resin 1 kg range at InnoStation 3D, with fast dispatch from our EU warehouse. For tougher, more impact-resistant projects, ANTINSKY Standard Resin 1 kg remains an excellent all-round choice.


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