Antinsky Standard Lite Resin Review: MorgensternPrinting Puts It to the Test

If you’ve been hunting for a “cheap yet capable” standard resin for your LCD/MSLA printer lately, chances are you’ve already come

across Antinsky Standard Lite Resin. Marketed as a “high-cost-performance general-purpose resin,” it promises good flow, reliable printing,

and a friendly price tag—but does it actually deliver? We let hardcore maker MorgensternPrinting put it to the test.

So, what exactly is “Lite” about it?

The word “lite” is often misunderstood as “lower density, so you get more volume per kilo.” In Antinsky’s lineup, however,

Lite doesn’t mean lower density—it means a lighter performance spec**. Think of it as a “lightweight edition” of their standard resin:

some mechanical strength and top-end print speed are traded away in exchange for a lower price and a wider, more forgiving process window.

MorgensternPrinting’s real-world torture test

In his latest TikTok clip, MorgensternPrinting ran Antinsky Standard Lite Resin through the wringer on an **ERGATE-01 Pro (16 K 10.1'' mono LCD)**:

* Layer height: 0.05 mm  

* Exposure time: 2.3 s/layer (official range 2.2–2.5 s)  

* Test models: 25 mm miniature + hollow cylinder  

His verdict:

Detail fidelity is excellent**—cape textures and finger gaps all crisp, layer lines almost invisible.  

Color accuracy**—the standard gray cured without any noticeable yellowing, ready for primer straight off the build plate.

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Post-processing experience

He stuck to the classic workflow:

1. 95 % IPA rinse  

2. 2 min ultrasonic bath  

3. 3 min cure at 405 nm  

Observations:

* IPA removes uncured resin effortlessly—no tacky residue.  

* Final hardness: Shore D 82 (official spec 80–83).  

* Smell: typical photopolymer odor, not overwhelming; dissipates in ~10 min outdoors.

Price & purchasing advice

China domestic: 99 ¥ regular / down to 79 ¥ on sale (1 kg bottle).  

AliExpress: ~19.9 € regular / 16 € with coupon.  

Colors: gray, white, black, red, blue, skin tone.

Who should buy it?  

If you mainly print miniatures, figurines, display pieces and want maximum bang for your buck—stock up.  

If you need **impact-resistant or snap-fit functional prototypes, step up to Antinsky’s Tough or ABS-like resins instead.

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Watch the 30-second teardown

Want to see the detail shots, the snap-fail moment, and the full post-process in real time? Hit the link below (TikTok, English subtitles on):