| Build Volume | 200 x 125 x 220 mm |
| Layer Resolution Low | 300 microns |
| Layer Resolution High | 10 microns |
| Print Speed Max. | 80 mm/ hour |
| Brand | Phrozen |
| Machine type | 3D Printer |
| Technology | DUP (LCD-based Direct UV Printing) |
| Materials | Resin, Castable Resin, Tough Resin, Flexible Resin, TR250 Resin |
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| Average Price | Contact manufacturer |
Sonic Mighty 4K is a resin 3D printer from Phrozen. It has a mid-size build volume of 200 x 125 x 220 mm and a 4K LCD screen for masking. It is compatible with 405 nm resins, which it can cure with amazing speeds. Short printing time without quality loss - is the main advantage of this machine.
Sonic Mighty 4K looks a lot like Sonic Mini 4K and shares the same features with the key difference being a larger build volume. However, with the volume increase comes a small quality drop – the same matrix and 4K masking screen on a larger scale created a definition of 52 nm per pixel. For the reference, that is slightly worse than 2K model.
For bigger or less detailed models this change won’t be critical – Mighty 4K is capable of printing fine models. But on high-resolution parts with lots of intricate details, you might notice that elements start to become smoothed out and more blurry.
Well, actually that’s not true either. For many applications, including professional ones, Mighty’s big volume paired with fast printing speeds is a great deal. This machine is able to print many parts or single large models relatively quickly, and playing with settings of platform speed and pause between layers increases its efficiency even more.
As mentioned, Mighty 4K is quite similar to Mini 4K but if you aren’t familiar with that model, here is a quick rundown:
