Rosewax Castable Wax Resin, formulated with 82% genuine wax, brings jewelers the authentic casting behavior of traditional wax with the efficiency of modern 3D printing. Its high wax content ensures clean burnout, smoother surfaces, and fewer defects, while stronger handling reduces the risk of breakage in delicate designs. From filigree details to complex geometries, Rosewax delivers consistent, reliable results that save time in finishing and improve overall casting quality.

Silkwax is reshaping 3D-printed jewelry casting by solving the long-standing challenges of traditional wax resins. Formulated with genuine wax content, it delivers clean burnout and casting reliability that jewelers trust. Unlike brittle standard wax, Silkwax provides stronger, more durable models that support ultra-fine details and filigree work. Combined with faster, more consistent printing, it helps jewelers achieve flawless results while saving time and reducing casting failures.

Invisible oxidation in silver casting can silently damage quality, even inside controlled systems. We use Borax not just as a flux, but as a barrier that protects molten silver during the entire casting process. From reducing oxides to improving mold fill, this guide explains how Borax supports better results in automated casting setups.

This glossary breaks down the most important terms in resin 3D printing. From printer types and material properties to post-processing and advanced techniques, it offers a simple way to understand the tools and steps behind high-quality resin prints. Ideal for professionals in jewelry, dental, and prototyping, it helps improve print results, reduce errors, and streamline your workflow.

Peel forces commonly called the vacuum effect, can make or break the success of a resin 3D print. These forces occur as each cured layer detaches from the FEP film, often leading to print failures, surface defects, and worn-out consumables if left unchecked. In this guide, we break down why peel forces happen and share practical methods that we use to minimize them.

Tilting your 3D model at a 45-degree angle before printing can significantly improve resin print quality. This simple adjustment reduces suction forces, improves support placement, smooths surface finishes, and enhances resin drainage, making prints more accurate and reliable. Whether you're creating fine jewelry, detailed prototypes, or complex miniatures, this method helps prevent print failures and minimizes post-processing.

Resin shrinkage is a critical factor in jewelry 3D printing, affecting the final fit, surface detail, and casting accuracy of printed models. This blog explains what causes shrinkage in both DLP and LCD systems, how it impacts precision, and the control methods we use ranging from resin selection to calibrated print settings and software tools. For professionals seeking consistent, cast-ready results, managing shrinkage from design to post-curing is essential.

In today’s precision-driven jewelry market, choosing the right 3D printing technology is critical. This blog explores how DLP and LCD printing compare in terms of speed, accuracy, and castable resin compatibility. We highlight key brands, software tools, and innovations, like AI integration and slicing platforms that are shaping the future of jewelry manufacturing.

Microporosity can quietly reduce the quality of even the most detailed jewelry designs. These tiny air bubbles form during casting and weaken the structure and finish of the final piece. By using the right castable resins for jewelry design especially clean-burning, low ash formulas, we reduce the risk of gas entrapment. Proper resin handling, thorough curing, and a carefully controlled burnout schedule all play an important role in achieving solid, flawless casts.

Creating detailed jewelry with resin 3D printing depends on more than just advanced machines, starting with precise exposure control. This blog explores how exposure time, resin type, and printer settings affect print quality, especially when working with fine details like prongs and engravings. Learn how we calibrate each variable to produce sharp, durable, and cast-ready jewelry using castable resins for jewelry designing.