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PRO476 resin - Loctite 3D

Ref.: RS-LOC-PRO476-BLACK-1KG

120.00 €

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Quantity	Discount	Price
10	10% 10%	108.00 € 108.00 €
15	15% 15%	102.00 € 102.00 €
20	20% 20%	96.00 € 96.00 €

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Loctite's PRO476 is a specialized high-strength photoplastic designed explicitly for optimal printing performance on LCD printers utilizing a 405 nm wavelength, including renowned models like the Zortrax Inkspire 2 or the Raise3D DF2. For an exhaustive list of supported printers, users can refer to Loctite's official website.

The PRO475 resin boasts commendable qualities, including superior impact resistance, moderately high heat tolerance of up to 60 ºC, and an exceptional surface finish in parts with intricate textures and fine details.

Part 3D printed with the PRO476 resin

Image 1: Part 3D printed with the PRO476 resin. Source: Loctite.

Tailored for a diverse array of applications in sectors such as industrial manufacturing, automotive, and consumer goods, Loctite PRO476 proves ideal for crafting performance prototypes and tooling components, as well as jigs, fixtures, and aids, along with the development of housings and covers. Its versatility extends to post-print modifications such as machining, tapping, or polishing, ensuring a refined final finish.

General information
Manufacturer	Loctite
Material	Photopolymer
Format	1 kg / 5 kg
Technology	DLP/LCD
Wavelength	- nm

Printing properties
Layer height	- µm
Layer exposure time	-
Layer off time	-
Lifting height	- mm
Bottom layer exposure	-
Bottom layer count	-

Mechanical properties
Izod impact strength	- KJ/m²
Charpy impact strength	- KJ/m²

Thermal properties

Other
HS Code	2916.1

On the Henkel YouTube channel, various videos are available on:

How to work with 3D printing resins:

Video 1: The basics of printing with resin. Source: Henkel.
How to properly store 3D printing resins:

Video 2: How to properly store resins. Source: Henkel.
How to post-process parts 3D printed with resin:

Video 3: Resin post-processing tips. Source: Henkel.

The material's technical and safety datasheets can be found in the Downloads section. On the manufacturer's website the user can find the printer validation information as well as the recommended printing and postprocessing settings.