TGM-7
Best suited for
- Tabletop gaming miniatures
- Small detailed figurines
From €36.00
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Why TGM-7 Is the Best Choice for Miniature Makers
Flexible, Impact-Resistant, Excellent Detail. Premium Quality Resin for Superior 3D Printed Miniatures.
Thrill with Durable Miniatures
Our flexible resins ensure your creations thrive through shipping and gaming, boosting trust and loyalty.
Wow with Sharp Details
Our resins deliver crisp, precise miniatures, ensuring your customers love every piece and detail.
Color Minis with Ease
TGM-7’s hard, non-sticky surface makes painting smooth and stress-free, tabletop-ready in no time.
Miniature Production
TGM-7 vs ABS-like vs All-Purpose Resin
| All-Purpose Resin | TGM-7 | ABS-like Resin | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Strain at Break | 3-10% | 61.6% | 20-30% |
| Impact Resistance (notched) | 2-4 kJ∙m⁻² | 8.22 kJ∙m⁻² | 5-7 kJ∙m⁻² |
| Tensile Strength | 20-35 MPa | 38.4 MPa | 32-40 MPa |
| Detail Sharpness | Decent | Sharp | Soft |
| Hardness | 70-75 D | 78 D | 76-80 D |
What Experts Are Saying About TGM-7
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Frequently asked questions
Does TGM-7 work with my 3D printer?
Yes, TGM-7 works with most MSLA and DLP printers using 365-420nm UV light, including Phrozen, Anycubic, Elegoo, and Prusa. Not compatible with laser SLA printers or PDMS vats – use FEP, NFEP, PFA, or ACF films only. Settings: ameralabs.com/3d-printing-settings
Is TGM-7 easy to print with?
TGM-7 has higher viscosity than regular brittle resins, therefore it might need some extra supports to avoid sagging. Tips: Support columns 1.5-2mm, tips 0.2-0.6mm. Use light off delay to allow resin to settle before exposure. Consult TGM-7 Printing Guide for more information.
Do TGM-7 prints get brittle over time?
No, TGM-7 stays tough and flexible long-term. It has 8.22 kJ∙m-2 impact resistance to survive drops and 75-85 Shore D hardness to hold detail. Avoid prolonged water, humidity, solvents, or temperatures above 60°C.
Can I mix TGM-7 colors?
Yes, all TGM-7 colors use identical settings, so you can mix white, red, yellow, and blue freely to create custom shades.
How much does TGM-7 cost per miniature?
About €0.25-0.70 per 32mm miniature. A typical figure uses 3-9g of resin. A bottle of resin will print up to 120 minis, depending on dimensions.
Can I wash TGM-7 prints with water?
No, use IPA only. Wash station: 10 minutes. Maximum submersion: 30 minutes. Ultrasonic: 10 minutes max. Finished prints are not moisture resistant.
Do I need to mix TGM-7 with other resins?
No, TGM-7 is already formulated with the right balance of toughness and detail for miniatures. Mixing may compromise these properties.