With 30% wax-like content, the most in the Cast series, Ultra Clear prints more easily than Cast True Blue. Its ivory-white finish after curing is the visible sign of that content.
Siraya Tech has introduced Cast Ultra Clear, a jewelry casting resin priced at $99 and now available at Amazon in the United States. It carries 30% wax-like content, the highest in the Cast series, yet it is easier to print than Cast True Blue. For jewelers casting bracelets, large pendants, and thick ring bands, that means patterns that are simpler to produce and built for the burnout demands of substantial pieces.
Jewelers who cast heavy pieces know the usual trade-off. More wax-like content helps substantial patterns through burnout, but it has typically made a resin more demanding to print.
Ultra Clear was developed so studios don’t have to choose. It delivers the highest wax-like content in the Cast series while printing more easily than True Blue, and it still captures fine textures, contours, and engraving.

Ultra Clear is transparent as a liquid. After washing and post-curing, printed patterns turn a matte ivory-white with a look and feel close to traditional carving wax. The name reflects both states: “Ultra” for the highest wax-like content in the series, “Clear” for the resin in the bottle.
The color change comes from the material itself. The wax-like component and the cured resin bend light differently, so light scatters where they meet, the same reason milk looks white. The white finish is a visible sign of the wax-like content inside every pattern.
The finish is practical, too. Prongs, filigree, textures, and engraving are easier to inspect before investing. Patterns photograph well for client reviews, and jewelers used to carving wax get a familiar look and feel.

Ultra Clear is aimed at designs where heavy sections and fine details share one piece, such as a wide ring band with engraving or a large pendant with filigree and slender prongs. Higher wax-like content supports the burnout of thick sections, while easier printing makes those patterns simpler to produce.
Ultra Clear joins Purple, Royal Blue, and True Blue, giving the Cast series four levels of wax-like content from 16% to 30%.
Studios with an established True Blue workflow can keep it. Ultra Clear adds a step up in wax-like content for designs that call for it.

Ultra Clear follows the Cast series’ burnout workflow and works with common jewelry investment materials, so printed patterns move straight into familiar investing and burnout steps.
Siraya Tech provides official print settings for printers from Elegoo, Anycubic, Phrozen, UniFormation, and Creality as a starting point for testing. Studios can then fine-tune for their own pattern geometry, investment material, and burnout schedule.
Cast Ultra Clear is priced at $99 and is available now at Amazon in the United States. Additional regional Amazon marketplaces and the Siraya Tech website will follow. Other Cast series resins are available through Amazon and the Siraya Tech website.
Siraya Tech develops 3D printing materials that combine performance with ease of use, including castable resins, engineering resins, and functional filaments. Through material development and application support, Siraya Tech helps individual creators and professional users turn digital designs into models, functional parts, and finished products.