Asiga Ultra Endurance Build Tray for Asiga Ultra 3D Printer
The Asiga Ultra Endurance Build Tray is a general-purpose build tray designed specifically for the Asiga Ultra series 3D printers. It provides reliable printing conditions and consistent matte surface results for a wide range of professional applications.
Engineered for everyday production workflows, the Endurance tray is commonly used with standard rigid resins and supports high-resolution printing across dental, medical, and industrial applications. Its durable construction helps maintain stable printing performance and predictable results during routine manufacturing.
This build tray is designed exclusively for the Asiga Ultra platform and is available in multiple capacities to support different production needs.
| Tray type (Asiga) | Description and construction | Recommended materials/applications | Advantages | Limitations |
| Universal™ | Standard tray with a flexible film in a rigid frame, designed for most Asiga resins. It produces a matte, fine surface finish and is compatible with many models (Max, Pico, Pro, etc.). | Broad range of tasks: diagnostic models, prototypes, general dental prints. Suitable for hard resins, so it’s used in most medical, dental and engineering applications. | Affordable and durable; works with many materials; provides a predictable matte finish (requires little post‑processing). | Does not give a high-gloss finish—parts have a matte surface; heavy or sticky resins can wear the film faster; for glossy parts you need UltraGloss. |
| UltraGLOSS™ | Tray with a film that keeps a thin layer of liquid resin (LIFT technology). It allows you to print clear parts with a glossy, pre‑polished surface, eliminating manual polishing; after printing you just wash and cure normally. | Transparent materials: night guards, occlusal splints, clear ear moulds, lenses, visors and other parts where shine is important. | Parts come out glossy straight away, reducing polishing by about 90%; especially useful for aesthetic items—splints, shields, visors. | Mainly for transparent resins; each resin may need testing; the trays are more expensive than standard ones and only work with certain models (MAX, MAX X, PRO 4K, Ultra). |
| Low Force™ | Tray with a special film that reduces peel forces during layer separation, lowering the risk of deformation or cracking in delicate or flexible parts. | Elastomeric resins: flexible splints, soft gingiva, orthodontic transfer trays, delicate orthodontic hooks, soft hearing‑aid shells, microfluidic components, miniatures. | Lower peel forces → better printing of thin, flexible or fragile parts; reduces printing failures. | Not ideal for very hard resins—Asiga recommends standard or Endurance trays in those cases; may require adjustments to supports or exposure settings; available only for certain models (MAX/MAX X/Pro 4K). |
Key takeaways
- Universal trays are the most versatile. They’re ideal for most jobs when a matte/semi-matte finish and high accuracy are needed.
- UltraGLOSS trays are chosen when you need clear parts with a glossy surface. They produce clear, polished splints, guards and other aesthetic items straight out of the printer. They cost more and are designed for clear resins.
- Low Force trays are tailored for flexible or thin parts. They reduce peel forces, which helps protect delicate geometries and elastomeric materials. They’re not suitable for very hard resins.
The right choice depends on what you’re printing: universal for general hard resins, UltraGLOSS for clear glossy parts, and Low Force for flexible or delicate prints.
Limitations
- compatible only with Asiga Ultra series printers
- produces a matte surface finish rather than glossy surfaces
- not intended for clear glossy parts (UltraGLOSS trays are recommended for those applications)
- not optimized for flexible or elastomeric materials (Low Force trays are recommended instead)
Available Build Tray Capacities
Available capacities include:
- 2 L
- 5 L
Recommended Equipment & Materials
To ensure stable performance and long-term reliability of your build tray, it is recommended to use compatible equipment and materials as part of a complete digital workflow.
3D Printers
Professional 3D printers provide consistent printing conditions and precise layer curing required for dependable, high-resolution results in everyday production.
3D Printing Resins
High-quality 3D printing resins support stable printing performance with rigid materials, ensuring accurate detail reproduction and predictable results.
3D Cleaning Liquids
Proper cleaning solutions help maintain tray condition, remove residual resin, and support efficient post-processing.
For detailed material specifications and additional technical information, please refer to the official manufacturer page:
https://support.asiga.com/build-tray-types/