
Anycubic Photon P1 Max: Resin 3D Printing Enters a New Era
, by Matteo Cantalles, 3 min reading time

, by Matteo Cantalles, 3 min reading time
March 2026 — Anycubic has just announced the global launch of the Photon P1 Max, the "large format" version of the already highly acclaimed Photon P1. If you've been waiting for a resin printer that combines industrial precision, large print volumes, and advanced features in a desktop format, now is the time to pay attention.
The Photon P1 Max takes the concept of "large format" to an entirely new level for the consumer/prosumer segment. With a build volume of 285.5 × 214 × 300 mm³ and a total capacity of 18.3 liters, this machine allows printing large models or entire batch production sessions in a single cycle. The 1.9-liter, temperature-controlled resin vat supports models up to 300 mm in height while maintaining consistent resin viscosity throughout the printing process.
For those working with prototypes, architectural models, scale action figures, or technical components, not having to split a project into multiple parts is a real game-changer.

The optical heart of the P1 Max is a 14-inch LCD screen with 12K resolution (11,520 × 8,640 px) and 24.8 × 24.8 μm square pixels. This means saying goodbye to visible artifacts and jagged edges even on the finest details. The LighTurbo 4.0 optical system with an aspherical Fresnel lens ensures collimation ≤3° and superior light uniformity across the entire print surface, ensuring that each layer is cured precisely and homogeneously.
Anycubic has not skimped on mechanics: the P1 Max features C7-grade ball screws and linear guides, achieving a repeatable repositioning accuracy of ±0.01 mm. This specification is typically found on industrial machinery, not on desktop printers. The dual linear rail on the Z-axis ensures stability throughout printing, even on the thinnest layers.
One of the strengths inherited from the P1 family is compatibility with resins up to 8,000 cps, about 40 times denser than standard consumer market resins. The temperature-controlled vat (up to 40°C) lowers the effective viscosity of the resin, making it reliably usable even in cold environments such as unheated garages or workshops. This opens the door to materials such as:

Just like the base P1 model, the P1 Max also supports dual-material or dual-color printing via the optional Dual Material Print Kit. Two independent resin vats, managed by the Photon Workshop 4.0 slicer, allow combining rigid and flexible materials, or simply two different colors, in the same print job, without having to manually change the vat or reconfigure the machine.
The P1 Max is not just for experts. Anycubic has integrated:
The printer is factory calibrated and ready to use out of the box.
The P1 Max is aimed at those who have outgrown hobbyist printers but do not have the budget or space for real industrial machinery. It is the right choice for:
The Anycubic Photon P1 Max is one of the most ambitious resin printers ever introduced in the desktop segment. It combines a huge print volume, 12K resolution, CNC-level mechanical precision, and compatibility with advanced materials in a package that is accessible both in price and ease of use. If you are considering an upgrade or your first entry into the world of professional resin printing, don't miss the opportunity to purchase it from us!
Article based on official Anycubic technical specifications and industry sources. Actual performance may vary depending on usage conditions and materials used.