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Impact strength

0 KJ/m² - 230 KJ/m²

Elongation at break

0 % - 20 %

Tensile strength

0 MPa - 2630 MPa

Tensile modulus

0 MPa - 390000 MPa

Flexural strength

0 MPa - 90 MPa

Flexural modulus

0 MPa - 11200 MPa

Surface hardness

0 - 10

Thermal properties

Softening temperature

0 ºC - 300 ºC

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Resins

This category includes 3D printing resins for SLA/LCD/DLP technologies for various applications such as prototyping, engineering, dental, medical or jewellery.

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Resins are the fundamental materials utilized by 3D printers with the stereolithography (SLA), liquid crystal display (LCD), or digital light processing (DLP) technologies to produce intricate and high-resolution objects layer by layer. These resins typically come in liquid form and are cured or solidified by UV light to form solid three-dimensional structures. Resins are available in a variety of formulations, including standard resins, engineering resins, dental/medical resins, and jewelry/modeling resins, each tailored to specific applications and performance requirements.

Within the category of resins, standard formulations offer a balance of properties suitable for general-purpose 3D printing applications. Engineering resins, on the other hand, are engineered for enhanced performance in demanding applications, with variants designed for high-temperature resistance, high impact strength, elasticity/flexibility, electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection, and rigidity. These resins are commonly used in aerospace, automotive, electronics, and other industries where precision and durability are paramount.

Dental/medical resins are specially formulated for use in dental and medical applications, including calcinable resins for creating investment casting patterns, resins for fabricating crowns and bridges, splints, surgical guides, and dental models. Similarly, jewelry/modeling resins cater to the needs of jewelry designers and model makers, offering calcinable options for lost-wax casting, as well as high-detail resins for intricate designs and fine surface finishes. With their diverse range of formulations and applications, resins play a crucial role in pushing the boundaries of 3D printing technology and enabling innovation across various industries.