ANYCUBIC Photon P1 14K Dual-Material Resin 3D Printer

The ANYCUBIC Photon P1 is a 14K resin 3D printer listed with dual-colour or dual-material printing. Its claimed 6.5L build volume and multi-material workflow target larger batches and complex models, while the listing’s dimensional figures need clarification before planning a workspace.

At a glance

The listing describes printing multiple colours or materials in one job, intended to reduce separate print steps for multi-part models.
A claimed 6.5L build volume is aimed at batch work or larger assemblies.
The manufacturer claims automated pre-print checks, real-time force monitoring and AI detection.
Wave Release Technology is claimed to reduce release force by 60% and support resin up to 8000cps.

Price

£474.05Save 35%

Reference price: ~~£729.99~~

Price checked: 14 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Dual-material or dual-colour printing may simplify producing multi-part models in a single job.
The stated 6.5L volume can accommodate batch production or larger assemblies, subject to the usable build dimensions being confirmed.
The listing includes monitoring and detection features alongside precision-focused hardware claims.

Technical specifications

11 specifications

Identity
Brand	ANYCUBIC
Model	AMZ-PPC1BK0A-2
Listed colour	white

Printing and features
Screen resolution	14K
Dual-colour or dual-material printing	The Anycubic Photon P1 resin printer's dual-color/-material system supports to print multi-part models with various colors or materials in one job, saving waiting time, streamlining workflow and expanding design possibilities beyond single-material limitations.
Positioning precision and dimensional tolerance	Maintain +/-0.01mm positioning precision and <0.05mm dimensional tolerance.
Build volume	6.5L
Resin viscosity compatibility	It enables printing with resins up to 8000cps.
Release-force reduction	decreasing the release force by 60%.
Software and service names	Photon Workshop 4.0 and Makeronline

Dimensions and installation
Weight listed	20 Kilograms

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The printer’s dimensions are inconsistent: one listing field gives 46D x 45W x 84H centimetres, while another gives 46 x 45 x 84 cm; 20 kg. Confirm the correct dimensions before allocating space. The 6.5L volume is not accompanied here by verified usable build dimensions, so confirm those for size-critical work. The 14K resolution, precision, tolerance, resin compatibility and assistant functions are manufacturer claims, not independent measurements.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Makers and small production teams interested in combining colours or materials within one resin-print job.
Users considering batch printing, larger assemblies, jewellery designs or engineering prototypes, provided the usable build dimensions fit their designs.
Experienced resin-printing users who can assess whether the claimed monitoring and high-viscosity resin features suit their workflow.

Less suited to

Buyers who need confirmed external dimensions or usable build dimensions before purchase without checking the listing.
Users seeking a printer for ordinary paper documents rather than resin 3D printing.

ANYCUBIC Photon P1 14K Dual-Material Resin 3D Printer · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.7 / 5 · 6 ratings

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4 stars27%27%
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Only aggregate ratings are available, with a small sample that leans towards the higher star categories. This offers limited reassurance but does not establish why customers rated the printer that way or how it performs for dual-material jobs. There are no supplied written customer comments to clarify practical strengths or concerns.

Frequently asked questions

Can the Photon P1 print different colours or materials in one job?

The listing claims that its dual-colour or dual-material system can print multi-part models using different colours or materials in one job. Confirm the supported material combinations for your intended workflow.

What is the stated build volume?

The listing states a 6.5L build volume, but does not provide confirmed usable width, depth and height in the supplied specifications. Check those dimensions if your model must fit a particular envelope.

What dimensions should I allow for the printer?

The listing gives two inconsistent dimension entries. One is 46D x 45W x 84H centimetres and another is 46 x 45 x 84 cm; 20 kg. Confirm the correct measurements before arranging a work area.

What resin viscosity does the listing claim it supports?

It claims compatibility with resin up to 8000cps through Wave Release Technology. This is a manufacturer claim, not an independently verified operating limit.