Resin-3D-printer AnyCubic Photon Mono 4 PM40BK0A-O — 4K-monochroom-LCD, desktop

Anycubic Photon Mono 4 3D printer is a desktop resin printer suitable for both beginners and more advanced users. With a 10K LCD resolution and improved matrix light source it produces detailed models such as figurines, decorations and functional small parts. The printable build volume is 153.4 x 87 x 165 mm and the printer is compatible with Photon Workshop slicing software.

Advantages

The Photon Mono 4 delivers very high XY precision (17 μm) and a native resolution of 9024 × 5120, enabling finely detailed prints. Its LightTurbo matrix light source provides stable, even illumination that reduces visible layer rasterization and helps achieve smooth surface finishes. The unit is factory assembled, calibrated and tested, and features an improved build platform for easier part removal. It also supports power-loss recovery to resume prints after unexpected outages. Note: manual leveling is required before printing.

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: Anycubic
• Model name: Photon Mono 4 (PM40BK0A-O)
• Weight: 4 kg
• Dimensions: 230 × 235 × 391 mm
• Screen: 7-inch LCD
• LCD resolution: 10K (9024 × 5120)
• XY resolution: 17 × 17 μm
• Light source: improved parallel matrix (LightTurbo)
• Light intensity: approx. 3000 μW/cm²
• Illumination uniformity: 80–90%
• Layer height: 0.03–0.15 mm
• Printing speed: standard resin up to 50 mm/h; high-speed resin up to 70 mm/h
• Working space (build volume): 153.4 × 87 × 165 mm (max volume ~2.2 L)
• Film: FEP
• Leveling: 4-point manual leveling
• Slicer software: Photon Workshop
• File transfer: USB

How to use

Place the printer on a stable, level surface and connect the power cord and USB if required. Perform the initial 4-point manual leveling using the included leveling paper and ensure the build platform is firmly attached. Load compatible photosensitive resin into the resin vat, prepare and slice your model in Photon Workshop, copy the output file to the USB drive and start the print from the printer interface. After printing, follow safe post-processing: remove the build platform, wash and cure the model according to the resin manufacturer’s instructions, and use the included scraper and gloves when handling uncured resin.

Recommendations

Use certified or well-tested resins compatible with monochrome LCD printers and keep the FEP film clean to maintain print quality. Regularly inspect the build platform and perform leveling before each important print. For model preparation and slicing, use Photon Workshop and consult the Makeronline library for example projects and settings.