Anycubic ABS-Like 2.0 Resin Buying Guide: Tough Photopolymer for Resin 3D Printers, 10kg/20kg Bulk — Which Projects Suit It
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About this product
Anycubic's ABS-Like 2.0 is a photopolymer resin aimed at resin 3D printer owners who keep breaking standard resin parts: it trades some brittleness for higher toughness and resilience, which matters for clips, thin walls, and functional snap parts. The formulation is advertised with fast curing and high precision, and the bulk 10kg or 20kg packs make sense once printing is a routine rather than an experiment. As with any resin, the real checks before buying are your printer's curing wavelength compatibility, your ventilation and gloves situation, and whether your post-curing setup can keep up with a bulk supply. At around $137.80 for the bulk option (24% off), with 553 recent sales and a 98.8% positive rating, it is a practical restock choice for high-volume resin printing.
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Pros & cons
Pros
- Higher toughness and resilience than standard resin, better for clips and thin walls
- Fast curing formula helps shorter print cycles
- High precision suits detailed miniatures and functional prototypes
- 10kg/20kg bulk packs lower the per-kilo cost for routine printing
Cons
- Resin printing always needs gloves, ventilation, and careful liquid handling
- Confirm the resin's curing wavelength matches your specific printer before bulk purchase
- ABS-like toughness still does not equal real ABS filament durability for load-bearing parts
