Excellent high-temperature resistance: HDT can reach up to 100–105°C with appropriate thermal post-curing. Good mechanical strength: Tensile strength up to 77 MPa and flexural strength up to 116 MPa. Good toughness: Elongation at break of up to 10% and impact strength of 15–20 J/m. Good dimensional accuracy and stability: Suitable for precision parts requiring long-term stability. Easy handling: Simple pre- and post-processing workflow.

Heat resistance is process-dependent: Achieving high HDT requires specific thermal post-curing steps; with only UV curing, HDT is limited to 58–62°C. Limited elongation: At ~10% elongation at break, it is less ductile than more flexible resin. Viscosity: At 300–420 cps @ 25°C, it requires careful handling. Specialized thermal post-curing required: For high-temperature applications, a controlled heating process is necessary.

H100 is a high-temperature UV-curable resin for SLA 3D printing, offering excellent heat resistance (HDT up to 100–105°C with thermal post-curing) combined with good strength (tensile strength up to 77 MPa, flexural strength up to 116 MPa) and moderate toughness (elongation at break up to ~10%). It provides good dimensional accuracy and stability, and is easy to process. This material is especially recommended for applications requiring thermal performance and reliability, such as in automotive, aerospace, lighting, power tools, consumer electronics, and orthodontic models.