HeyGears UltraCraft Reflex Shape Your Ideas with Every Print

Most desktop resin printers cure at 405 nm only. The Reflex’s COB TrueUV source cures across the full 385–405 nm range — opening the door to high-performance resins hobby light engines cannot polymerize properly — while a freeform-surface lens holds uniformity at 94% or better.

The 6K mono screen resolves 5760 × 3600 pixels across a 192 × 121 mm plate — a 33 µm XY pixel with 30 µm layers, consistent within ±16 µm print to print. HeyGears Lab measured 90.6% geometry restoration by reverse-scanning a printed model at 0.05 mm tolerance.

Conventional anti-aliasing smooths each layer in isolation. The Reflex anti-aliases the layer image and the Z axis together — visibly smoother texture on curved and organic surfaces.

The Reflex measures peeling force and adjusts it on every layer. Parts stop dropping off the platform, thin features stop snapping during the peel, and layer adhesion stays balanced against peel stress — which is what reduces visible surface layering.

The Reflex identifies the resin type, monitors the level, refills automatically, and holds the tray at printing temperature — cold-resin failures and mid-job pours are gone.

Auto zeroing and assisted leveling remove the manual ritual — the platform starts every job exactly where it should be, no feeler gauges or paper tests.

The printer counts layers against the film’s 45,000-layer service life and tells you when to swap it — while status monitoring watches every job and flags errors the moment they appear.