Description

HeyGears UltraCraft Reflex RS Turbo 8K Resin 3D Printer

Description

The UltraCraft Reflex RS Turbo is a high-precision professional resin 3D printer designed for automated production, engineering prototypes, dental modeling, and jewelry manufacturing. It is an upgraded version of the Reflex RS series, featuring improved LCD technology, faster motion control, and enhanced accuracy systems for industrial-level reliability.

The printer integrates an advanced amber LCD screen with high contrast to improve detail sharpness while reducing light leakage. Its intelligent automation system includes automatic resin refill, screen calibration, residue detection, and adaptive Z-axis compensation. These features allow the RS Turbo to produce highly consistent prints with minimal manual tuning, making it suitable for professional studios, laboratories, and manufacturing environments.

Specifications

Printing Technology

Printing Method: LCD photopolymer resin printing (MSLA)
Light Source Wavelength: 405 nm UV light
LCD Screen: 10.3-inch 8K Amber monochrome display
XY Resolution: about 29.7 microns
Layer Thickness: approx. 30–100 microns

Build Volume

Maximum Print Size: 222 × 122 × 228 mm
Suitable for detailed parts, dental models, jewelry masters, and batch production.

Accuracy & Motion System

Z-Axis Module: C5-grade precision motion system
Layer positioning error: within about ±2 microns
Dimensional accuracy: around ±15 microns
Dynamic Motion Algorithm 3.0 improves printing speed by up to about one-third while maintaining stability.

Screen & Optical System

High-contrast amber LCD with approximately 566:1 contrast ratio
Improved polarizer layer for better UV resistance and longer screen life
Uniform light calibration across multiple zones to maintain consistent exposure

Automation & Smart Features

Floating screen automatic leveling system
Automatic resin refill before and during printing
Force sensors detect residue or print failure and stop the process
Optional heated resin tank maintains optimal temperature for stable curing
Automatic screen calibration using embedded data for consistent light output

Performance

Typical curing speed: roughly 4–5 seconds per layer
Designed for continuous operation and batch printing
Optimized for precision parts with smooth surfaces and fine details