3D High Performance Resin - Rigid Ceramic - High quality filaments
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High quality 3D High Performance Resin - Rigid Ceramic . Worldwide shipping with UPS & FedEx. One-stop shop for 3D printing materials. Ordered before 15h CET? Ships same business day
Our High Performance Resin - Rigid Ceramic has been reinforced with durable nanoparticle ceramics. This makes it one of the stiffest and strongest materials available on the market. A flexural modules of 9.5 GPa and a maximum flexural strength of 170 MPa can be obtained. Parts made with this resin feature an impressive resistance to bending under high loads.
Next to this, the material has excellent chemical and heat resistance properties. The resin prints with an incredibly high resolution and parts printed with the resin have a smooth matte finish.
Important key features
Reinforced with durable nanoparticle ceramics
A superb maximum flexural modulus of 9.5 GPa
A superb flexural strenght up to 170 MPa
Dimensionally stable under load
Strong chemical resistance
Good thermal resistance
Good compatibility with all SLA, DLP and LCD / MSLA 3D printers in the range of 385 – 420nm
Suitable applications
Suitable for rapid industrial-grade prototyping
Suitable for fabricating electrical casings
Suitable for making fluid flow components
Suitable for creating aerodynamic test models
Suitable for 3D printing short-run injection molds
Preparation(s) before starting to print
Shake the bottle for at least 2 minutes before each use.
After shaking the bottle, leave the resin to rest for 10 minutes to let air bubbles get out of the resin
The resin can be poured back from the vat into the bottle once your print is finished
Always use protective measurements like safety glasses and nitrile gloves when handling resins.
Post-processing
We do advise you to post-process your 3D print in order to achieve the material properties
Rinse your 3D printed object in IPA or (Bio)Ethanol for approximately 5-10 minutes
An ultrasonic cleaner is preferred/recommended
Make sure that IPA and/or (Bio)Ethanol rinsed objects are perfectly dry before further post-curing to prevent warping or cracking.
Place the rinsed parts in a well-ventilated area for at least 4 hours, or use pressurized air for at least 5 minutes
Cure your object in a high power curing chamber (like the CUREbox™ Plus) for approximately 60 minutes at 65°C
And after that approximately 2 hours of thermal curing at 100°C. The preferred curing wavelength is between 300-410nm
Safety
Please always be aware that when 3D printing with resins that you are working with chemicals and that you should always be cautious and use the personal protective equipment as stipulated in our safety data sheets.
Always wear Respiratory Protection when sanding/cutting the resin object.
Always use nitrile gloves when handling resins and uncured resin objects.
Print settings
Please see below some basic print settings for a variety of wide used printers.
Phrozen Sonic Mini 4K
50µm
First / Burn-in Layers: 2x to 4x for 70 to 75 Seconds
Normal Layers: 7 to 9 Seconds
Anycubic Photon
50µm
First / Burn-in Layers: 4x to 3x for 110 to 120 Seconds
Normal Layers: 16 to 18 Seconds
Light-off Delay: 1
Bottom Light-off Delay: 2
Anycubic Photon Mono SE
50µm
First / Burn-in Layers: 4x to 6x for 65 to 75 Seconds
Normal Layers: 6.5 to 7.5 Seconds
Lifting Distance: 8mm
Light-off Delay: 0.5
Bottom Light-off Delay: 3
Anycubic Photon Mono X
50µm
First / Burn-in Layers: 3x to 5x for 75 to 80 Seconds
Normal Layers: 5.5 to 7 Seconds
Lifting Distance: 8mm
Light-off Delay: 1
Bottom Light-off Delay: 3
UV Power: 85 ~ 90%
*If you need the best settings for your 3d printer we highly recommend using the included RERF (Resin Exposure Range Finder) or Resin Exposure Calibration Tool.
This is most likely included with the 3d printer usb stick and or manual.
Product export information
HS Code: 2916140090
Description: Resin for 3D Printing
Country of origin: the Netherlands
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