Miniatures & display models
Tabletop figures, scale models and presentation pieces where fine texture and crisp edges carry the whole piece — resolved down to layers as fine as 25 µm.
[ 01 / The process ]
Masked stereolithography (MSLA) builds a part by curing liquid photopolymer resin layer by layer under a UV LCD, then washing and UV post-curing it to full strength. Because the whole layer is imaged at once at 22 µm XY resolution, resin holds fine geometry, crisp edges and a near-injection-moulding surface that layered FDM extrusion simply cannot reach.
At MYPRUS we run resin as a controlled workflow, not an open bench: metered exposure, consistent wash and cure cycles, and a dimensional check against your model before anything ships. Our build envelope measures 192 x 120 x 200 mm, so parts up to that size fit in a single piece and larger geometry can be split cleanly. Send an STL or STEP file and you get measured parts back — with an honest note on where resin fits and where a tougher thermoplastic would serve you better.
[ 02 / What we make ]
Tabletop figures, scale models and presentation pieces where fine texture and crisp edges carry the whole piece — resolved down to layers as fine as 25 µm.
High-accuracy dental study models and orthodontic arches for labs and clinics. These are non-certified working models, not clinical devices — precise enough to plan and fabricate around.
Clean, dimensionally faithful masters for silicone moulding and castable patterns for burnout — the starting point for short-run resin, urethane or metal casting.
Detailed connectors, small housings, jewellery masters and intricate components where tolerance and surface finish matter more than raw impact strength.
[ 03 / Why MYPRUS ]
Metered UV exposure and consistent wash and post-cure cycles mean parts reach full, repeatable properties — not a soft or under-cured surface.
We check drain and vent paths, support placement, cupping traps and fragile spans before we print — and advise the orientation that protects your detail.
Each part is measured against your model to our ±0.1 mm tolerance before it leaves the studio, so fit is confirmed, not assumed.
Cleaned and cured as standard, with sanding, priming or paint on request. Product and dental files are handled in confidence, under NDA where you need one.
[ 04 / Materials ]
Not sure which fits? Tell us how the part is used — detail piece, functional part, mould master or casting pattern — and we'll recommend one. Full per-material properties and indicative rates are on the Specs & Pricing page.
Maximum crispness for miniatures, display models and visual prototypes.
Higher impact and reduced brittleness for functional parts and snap fits.
Bendable, shock-absorbing parts — grips, gaskets and soft-touch geometry.
Fast, easy cleanup or clean burnout masters for jewellery and casting.
[ 05 / Questions ]
Resin printing is priced by the volume of material used, plus machine time, support work and any finishing — fine miniatures and dental models take more setup than a plain solid part. There is no batch minimum: a single part is a valid order. Upload your file for an exact, itemised quote; indicative rates and per-material properties are published on our Specs & Pricing page.
For detail, fit and surface finish it is excellent. Standard resin is more brittle and less UV- and heat-stable than engineering thermoplastics, so for load-bearing or outdoor use we suggest a Tough / ABS-like resin — or point you to FDM. Tell us how the part is loaded and we'll advise.
Yes — we produce high-accuracy dental study models and orthodontic arches for labs and clinics. Note these are non-certified working models for planning and fabrication, not clinical or implantable devices.
STL and STEP are ideal, and we also work from OBJ or 3MF. If you only have a physical sample or a sketch, we can design or reconstruct a print-ready model for you.
Yes. We're based in Kozhikode (Calicut), Kerala, and courier resin parts across India — packed carefully, since detailed resin pieces are more delicate in transit. Typical lead time is 3-7 days depending on part size and finishing, and local customers are welcome to collect from the studio.
Send an STL/STEP or a photo and we'll reply within 24 hours with a measured quote and a free design-for-manufacturing check.