3Dnatives Lab: Testing the UltraCraft Reflex 3D Printer From HeyGears

Whether created by historic manufacturers or up-and-coming players, it’s always interesting to discover the latest innovations that have emerged on the 3D printing market. Case in point, recently, the 3Dnatives Lab had the opportunity to take a look at the UltraCraft Reflex Combo. This new resin machine was unveiled by manufacturer HeyGears.

If the name HeyGears doesn’t ring a bell, that is perhaps not surprising, despite the company’s 10 years of existence. And with good reason. Until now, this manufacturer from Shenzen, China, has concentrated mainly on its domestic market, and what’s more, on a specific niche: resin 3D printers in the dental sector.

The UltraCraft Reflex 3D printer, recently unveiled by HeyGears, is a desktop resin printer.

With this new addition to its catalog, HeyGears is clearly targeting a wider audience of users as the company seeks to make a name for itself on the international scene. On paper, the UltraCraft Reflex is positioned as a 3D printer offering a simplified 3D printing experience, enhanced print quality and a complete ecosystem from slicing to post-processing, all for an affordable price of less than $2500.