SLA – Accura 25

Last updated: November 8, 2026

Accura 25 is a high-performance 3D printing resin designed for use with Stereolithography (SLA) technology. It is known for its excellent mechanical properties, high detail resolution, and versatility, making it suitable for a variety of industrial applications. Accura 25 is particularly valued for its strength, dimensional accuracy, and smooth surface finish, which makes it ideal for functional prototypes and end-use parts.

Key Material Facts:

  • Look and feel of molded polypropylene
  • Superior strength and durability
  • Thermoplastic-like performance, look and feel
  • Functional end-use prototypes
  • Good for checking snap fit designs
  • Excellent moisture resistance
  • Parts can be printed solid and are air / fluid tight right off the printer, no sealing required
  • Compatible with assembly features including:
    • Glue Joints/light welding
    • Printed In Threads (However Helicoils are recommended)

Common Applications:

  • Concept and Marketing Models
  • Functional Assemblies and Prototypes
  • Packaging
  • Sporting goods
  • Bottles and containers
  • Cowlings
  • Lids
  • Medical Devices
  • Electronic enclosure porotype
  • Cast urethane mold master
  • Great for all plastic prototyping applications

Material Reference Data:


SLA – Accura 25: Technical specifications

Mechanical Properties – Post-Cured Material

Property DescriptionMeasurement (Metric)Measurement (English)
Tensile Strength (MPa/PSI)55-585540-5570
Tensile Modulus (MPa/KSI)1590-1660230-240
Elongation at Break (%)13-2013-20
Flexural Strength (MPa/PSI)55-587960-8410
Flexural Modulus (MPa/KSI)1380-1660200-240
Impact Strength (J/m /Ft-lbs/in)19-240.4
Heat Deflection Temperature@ 66 PSI = 58-63 °C
@ 264 PSI = 51-55 °C
@ 66 PSI = 136-145 °F
@ 264 PSI = 124-131 °F
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion (CTE)0-20 °C = 107 x 10^6
75-140 °C = 151 x 10^6
0-20 °C = 59.4
75-140 °C = 83.9
Glass Transition (Tg)72-74162-165
Hardness, Shore D8080
Download the full material data sheet here

Finish / Color Options:

Level 0 – Strip And Ship –  Excess material is cleaned off part, supports (if any are present) are removed. Support surfaces are not sanded and are left very rough.

Level 1 – Support Sanding – Excess material is cleaned off part, supports (if any are present) are removed. Rough support surfaces are sanded smooth.

  • Unless specified this is the finish all parts we print are shipped with.

Level 2 – Matte Finish – Support surfaces are sanded, parts are lightly sanded in all rough areas. Bead blast applied to entire part for uniform finish.

Level 3 – Mold Master – Layer lines removed through sanding of entire part. Bead blast applied to entire part for uniform finish. Part can be used as a master for cast urethan tooling.

Level 4 – Paint Prep – Layer lines removed through sanding of entire part. Part is prepared for painting with primer.

Level 5 – Cerakote – Layer lines removed through sanding of entire part. Part is then sprayed with Cerakote.


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