Phrozen manufactures high-resolution LCD and MSLA 3D printers and photopolymer resins for hobbyists, dental professionals, and jewelry makers.
Phrozen is a leading Taiwanese manufacturer specializing in high-precision resin 3D printing technology. Since its inception, the company has focused on making professional-grade LCD and MSLA 3D printing accessible to a broader audience, ranging from personal hobbyists to industrial users. Phrozen is best known for its Sonic series, including the Sonic Mini, Sonic Mighty, and Sonic Mega, which utilize advanced monochrome LCD screens to deliver 4K, 8K, and even higher resolutions for incredible detail and speed.
Beyond hardware, Phrozen provides a comprehensive ecosystem for additive manufacturing, offering a wide variety of resins—such as water-washable, tough, and dental-grade materials—along with post-processing solutions like washing and curing stations. Their products are widely used for miniature making, dental modeling, jewelry casting, and engineering prototyping.
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User manuals, setup guides, and technical documents for Phrozen printers like the Sonic Mini and Mega series can be found in the Phrozen Help Center.
You can submit a support request directly through the Phrozen Help Center's contact form for technical assistance, order inquiries, or shipping issues.
Phrozen offers a warranty policy that covers hardware components. Specific terms and duration vary by product and region; please refer to the Warranty Policy page on their official webojula.
Phrozen 3D printers are typically compatible with popular slicers such as CHITUBOX and Lychee Slicer. Check your specific printer model's manual for recommended settings.
Phrozen recommends using their Wash & Cure Kit or similar stations. Clean prints with 95% ethanol or water (if using water-washable resin) and cure under UV light for the duration specified in the resin's Technical Data Sheet (TDS).