Resin 3D printing service

Resin printing cures liquid photopolymer with light, one thin layer at a time, against a build plate that rises out of a vat. It resolves detail an extrusion nozzle cannot reach, and it leaves a surface that needs no finishing to look moulded. It is limited by build volume and by the brittleness of cured photopolymer.

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What this shop runs

What this shop can actually do with it
Scale	One of the largest 3D printing factories in Eastern Europe, 200+ printers
Process	Resin, masked stereolithography
Maximum part size	300 x 250 x 250 mm
Layer height	0.02mm layer height
Minimum order	€20
File formats accepted	STL, OBJ, 3MF, STEP, STP, up to 50 MB per file
Where it ships	Across the European Union, the United Kingdom, Switzerland and Norway, by courier from Romania
Uploaded files	Deleted 90 days after upload
Quality system	ISO 9001:2015 certified
Who prints it	TREIDESCUPRINT SRL, J18/753/2022, on its own machines

Two large-format resin printers with yellow UV filtering covers beside a wash and cure station on a workshop bench — The resin bench. The station in the middle washes and cures a part after it comes off the plate.

Materials on this process

Standard resin: Resin printing cures liquid photopolymer layer by layer and produces parts with far finer detail and a smoother surface than any filament process.

Delivery

Courier transit after dispatch. Production days are separate and run seven days a week.
Destination	Standard	Express
Romania	1-2 business days	1 business day
Bulgaria, Hungary	2-3 business days	1-2 business days
Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Greece, Austria, Croatia, Slovenia	3-4 business days	2 business days
Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia	4-5 business days	2 business days

What is not published here

Some suppliers publish a dimensional tolerance for every process and material. The figures below are not published here because they have not been measured on parts from these machines, and a tolerance copied off a filament data sheet is not a tolerance a printed part holds. If a part has a stated tolerance, send it with the file and it will be answered directly rather than approximately.

Dimensional tolerance actually held, per process, as a plus/minus figure or a percentage of nominal.
Minimum feature size that survives on a real part, per process.
Minimum wall thickness that comes out solid rather than gappy, per material.
Tensile strength and heat deflection on printed test coupons, per material, per print orientation.

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