UniFormation GK3 9.6" 16k Resin 3D Printer with Advanced Features

Uniformation GK3 (T) — 16K Resin 3D Printer for Hobbyists & Makers

The Uniformation GK3 (T) brings professional-level 16K resin printing to hobbyists and makers who want exceptional detail without the complexity of a flagship machine. Same 14×19 µm XY resolution and COB light source as the GK3 Pro, combined with an automated resin feeding system, intelligent heating, and a rotating 5-inch touchscreen — packaged in a machine designed to be approachable from the first print.

16K Resolution — 14×19 µm Pixel Size

The GK3 (T) is built around a 16K monochrome LCD with a native resolution of 15120×6230 pixels and an XY pixel size of 14×19 µm. This level of detail — typically found in much more expensive machines — captures fine surface textures, sharp edges, and intricate geometry with high fidelity. The COB light source paired with a Fresnel collimator lens ensures uniform 405nm UV curing across the full 222×130mm build plate, edge to edge.

Automated Workflow — Feed, Heat, Level

The GK3 (T) automates the three most common resin printing headaches. The automatic resin feeding system monitors the vat level and replenishes it from a cartridge as needed — no mid-print refills. The intelligent heating system maintains optimal resin temperature automatically, keeping viscosity consistent even in cooler ambient conditions. Auto-leveling handles bed calibration in one step. Once set up, the printer takes care of itself.

5-Inch Rotating Touchscreen — Designed for Ease of Use

The 5-inch capacitive touchscreen rotates 90 degrees so you can position it at whatever angle works best for your workspace. The interface is intuitive and covers all settings and controls without requiring a manual. Compatible with UniFormation Slicer, Chitubox, and Lychee Slicer — use whichever workflow you're already comfortable with.

Specifications

GK3 (T) vs GK3 Pro — Which One?

Both printers share the same 16K screen, 14×19 µm XY resolution, COB light source, auto resin feeding, and rotating touchscreen. The key mechanical difference: the GK3 Pro uses a dual-rail, dual ball screw Z-axis for maximum positional accuracy under heavy use, while the GK3 (T) uses a T-screw Z-axis — a reliable, proven design that suits hobbyists and creators who print regularly without the demands of a production environment. If you're building a print farm or running the machine 8+ hours a day, the GK3 Pro is the better investment. For everyone else, the GK3 (T) delivers the same stunning 16K results at a more accessible price point.

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