Standard Resin · Black (PAS10)

Best for

Looks-like prototypes, consumer-product and electronics housings, parts that should look injection-molded.

What people make with it

• Looks-like prototypes
• Consumer-product and electronics housings
• Presentation models
• Small precise parts

Specs

Heat deflection

55 °C / 131 °F

Tensile strength

48 MPa

Flexural modulus

2,490 MPa

Elongation at break

15%

Hardness

Shore 85D

Accuracy

About ±0.05 mm

Manufacturer's published lab values (averages). Your part's shape and finishing also matter.

Good to know

• Softens above ~55 °C
• Rigid: not for parts under real load or impact (choose Tough)

Standard Resin · Black or something else?

• Standard Resin · Grey (PARP10)Grey is made for painting; Black can be sanded and coated.
• Tough (PAU20)Tough is stronger and less brittle for parts that get handled hard.

Design tips

• Add sanding and a Matte coat for a part that looks injection-molded.

Not the right choice for

• Load-bearing or impact parts (choose Tough)
• Heat above about 55 °C

Color

Comes in one color (see above).

Screen colors are a guide; the real plastic can look slightly different.

Finishing

Add sanding for smoother surfaces, or a Gloss or Matte coat (a Matte coat looks like molded plastic). Choosing a coat adds sanding. About finishing

Compare with

• Standard Resin · Grey (PARP10)