Choose Your Resolution:

Layer Height	Detail Level	Print Speed	Best For	Surface Finish
0.06mm (60μm)	Ultra Fine	Very Slow	Jewelry, high-detail miniatures	Very smooth, barely visible layers
0.08mm	High Detail	Slow	Figurines, display models	Smooth
0.10mm	Fine	Moderate-Slow	Architectural models, miniatures	Smooth with good accuracy
0.12mm	Semi-Fine	Moderate	Prototypes needing balance	Slightly visible lines
0.14mm	Balanced-Fine	Moderate	Decorative models, mechanical parts	Clean finish
0.16mm	Balanced	Moderate-Fast	Tools, containers, mid-accuracy parts	Slightly visible layers
0.18mm	General Use	Fast	Functional & mechanical parts	Acceptable surface lines
0.20mm	Standard	Fast	Everyday prints	Light visible lines
0.24mm	Coarse	Faster	Structural or large prints	Noticeable layering
0.30mm	Rough	Very Fast	Large durable objects	Rougher surface, functional
0.36mm	Draft Quality	Very Fast	Prototypes, low-detail parts	Visible layers
0.40mm	Low Detail	Super Fast	Big parts, appearance not critical	Clearly visible lines
0.48mm	Very Coarse	Max Speed	Internal parts, draft shapes	Very rough finish
0.56mm	Extreme Coarse	Max Speed	Prototypes, strength-priority parts	Highly layered, raw look
0.60mm	Experimental	Extreme Speed	Large outdoor prints	Raw and heavily stepped

Additional Details.

 

• • Finer layers = better visual quality, slower print time.

• • Thicker layers = faster prints, but rougher finish.

• • Not all printers support all heights – they depend on nozzle size.

• • For most users, 0.16mm–0.24mm is the best balance.