Asiga Ultra - Monocure3D

Asiga Ultra

The Asiga Ultra is an advanced 4K DLP 3D printer designed to deliver predictable, repeatable results across demanding professional workflows. Available in 32 µm and 50 µm configurations, it allows users to choose between exceptional detail and a larger production area. The Ultra 32 provides a build volume of 119 × 67 × 130 mm, while the Ultra 50 expands the available area to 189 × 106 × 130 mm.

Asiga’s Smart Positioning System monitors layer formation throughout the printing process, while its auto-calibrating 385 nm UV LED helps maintain consistent curing performance. Smart infrared heating provides controlled material temperatures, which can improve resin flow and workflow consistency. A touchless hood, magnetic platform latch and rapid material-change system also help simplify daily operation while reducing unnecessary handling.

The Ultra is operated through Asiga Composer software and supports Wi-Fi, Wireless Direct and Ethernet connectivity. Its open-material architecture allows users to work with suitable third-party materials, including compatible Monocure3D UV/DLP resins. Monocure3D can help identify an appropriate resin and provide a Composer starting profile for your application. A calibration print should be completed to confirm exposure settings, dimensional accuracy and overall performance before moving into production.

Contact Monocure3D for resin workflow advice.

The Asiga Ultra brings intelligent workflow features to professional DLP printing. Its 385 nm 4K imaging system is offered in 32 µm and 50 µm configurations, while smart infrared heating, a touchless hood, magnetic platform latch and rapid material changeover simplify daily production. It is well suited to dental, jewellery, research and manufacturing users who need repeatability and material choice.

Technology 4K DLP with Asiga SPS and auto-calibrating LED sensor
Ultra (32) Build Volume 119 × 67 × 130 mm
Ultra (32) Pixel Size 32 µm
Ultra (50) Build Volume 189 × 106 × 130 mm
Ultra (50) Pixel Size 50 µm
Light Source 385 nm UV LED
Material Management Smart infrared heating and rapid material changeover
Software Asiga Composer
Supported Files STL, SLC, PLY and STM
Connectivity Wi-Fi, Wireless Direct and Ethernet
Printer Size 340 × 440 × 555 mm
Net Weight 32.5 kg
Warranty 12 months with lifetime technical support
Recommended Material Compatible Monocure3D UV/DLP resins
  • Choice of Ultra 32 and Ultra 50 configurations
  • 4K DLP imaging with Asiga process monitoring
  • Smart infrared heating and touchless hood
  • Rapid material changeover and magnetic platform latch
  • Compatible with selected Monocure3D UV/DLP resins

Dial in your resin for the best print results

Use our calibration models to fine-tune your printer’s exposure settings for your chosen resin.

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Monocure3D Resin Profiles for Asiga  Printers

Download the prepared Monocure3D material profiles for the Asiga MAX, MAX UV MAX 2, PRO 4K and Ultra printer family. These profiles are designed for use with Asiga Composer and provide a reliable starting point for printing Monocure3D DLP-compatible resins.

Download the Asiga Composer profiles

The ZIP package contains the available Monocure3D Asiga material files. Download and extract the folder before importing the profiles into Asiga Composer.

Installing the profiles in Asiga Composer

  1. Create a new folder on your computer named Monocure_3D.
  2. Download and extract the ZIP package, then move the extracted Asiga profile folder into Monocure_3D.
  3. Open Asiga Composer and select New Build.
  4. Select the button positioned to the right of the Materials menu.
  5. Select Import, followed by Composer.
  6. Navigate to the extracted Monocure3D Asiga profile folder.
  7. Select the required INI files and choose Open.
  8. Composer will import the profiles and add them to the material list.
  9. Select the appropriate Monocure3D material profile for your build.
  10. Choose the required layer height and complete a calibration print before production use.

Important: These profiles are recommended starting points. Confirm exposure and dimensional accuracy with a calibration model before production printing. Follow the product instructions and applicable regulatory requirements for dental or biocompatible applications.