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From Prototyping to Production: HeyGears Launches the New Generation Reflex 2 Series 3D Printers
The Chinese manufacturer HeyGears has announced the launch of its new Reflex 2 Series resin 3D printers. These additions expand the company’s long-standing portfolio and ecosystem dedicated to resin 3D printing technologies. The range includes two models, the Reflex 2…
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The Chinese manufacturer HeyGears has announced the launch of its new Reflex 2 Series resin 3D printers. These additions expand the company’s long-standing portfolio and ecosystem dedicated to resin 3D printing technologies. The range includes two models, the Reflex 2 and Reflex 2 Pro, both designed to move beyond simple prototyping and into production. The Pro version, in particular, targets larger end-part manufacturing, offering a bigger build volume and enhanced surface quality control. With this launch, HeyGears aims to provide professionals with more reliable tools to turn their ideas into reality.
Resin 3D printing has gained popularity in recent years thanks to its precision, high level of detail, and the growing variety of available materials. The market now includes a range of players, particularly desktop printer manufacturers aiming to make the technology more accessible and user-friendly. Among them is HeyGears, known for its 3D printers with automated features tailored to the dental industry and its consumer and small to medium business facing Reflex Series printers, a range of smart and reliable desktop machines that deliver professional quality 3D printed results.

The two new printers from HeyGears
Focus on the Reflex 2 Pro
The manufacturer has expanded its lineup with the Reflex 2 Pro, a 3D printer featuring a print volume of 230 x 144 x 350 mm, which is 2.3 times larger than its predecessor, offering a Z-axis height of 35 cm. One of its most notable innovations is the “1032 OptiZone Light Engine,” which consists of 1,032 individually controlled light zones. This system enables more precise light projection, resulting in optimized resin curing, improved surface consistency, and reduced resin residue.





