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Density(g/cm³) | Tensile Strength | Young's Modulus | Elongation at Break | Heat Deflection Temperature |
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1.3 | 47MPa | - | 11.00% | 40℃ |
About the Material
Advantages:
Clean Burnout: The resin burns out cleanly without leaving ash, ensuring high-quality metal castings.
High Precision: Casting Resin provides excellent dimensional accuracy, making it suitable for detailed casting patterns.
Smooth Surface Finish: The material offers a smooth surface finish, reducing the need for extensive polishing after casting.
Cost-Effective: The material is affordable, making it suitable for prototyping and creating casting molds without high costs.
Limitations:
Limited Strength: Casting Resin is designed for casting patterns and is not suitable for functional parts that require high strength.
Brittleness: The resin can be brittle, limiting its use for parts requiring flexibility or impact resistance.
Moderate Heat Resistance: The material has moderate heat resistance, limiting its use in applications exposed to high temperatures.
Chemical Composition Table for Casting Resin
Component | Composition |
Epoxy-based Resin | Proprietary |
Photoinitiators | Proprietary |
Additives | Proprietary |
Mechanical Machining Properties Table for Casting Resin
Property | Value |
Machinability Rating | Moderate |
Cutting Speed (m/min) | 10-20 |
Tool Wear Resistance | Moderate |
Coolant Requirement | Optional |
Surface Finish Quality | High |
Design Parameters Table for SLA Printing with Casting Resin
Maximum Bulid Size(mm) | Minimum Wall Thickness | Minimum Drill Size | Minimum Assembly Gap | Tolerance |
800*800*550 | 0.6mm | 0.5mm | 0.2mm | ±0.1% *length(lower limit of ±0.15 mm) |
Industry Applications and Case Studies for SLA Printing with Casting Resin
Jewelry Industry:
Application: Production of casting patterns for jewelry.
Case Study: A jewelry manufacturer used Casting Resin to create intricate wax patterns for investment casting, benefiting from the material's clean burnout and precision.
Dental Models:
Application: Manufacturing of dental casting patterns for crowns and bridges.
Case Study: A dental lab used Casting Resin to produce precise patterns for casting dental crowns, ensuring accuracy and clean burnout.
Industrial Casting:
Application: Production of casting patterns for metal parts.
Case Study: An industrial manufacturer used Casting Resin to create casting patterns for small metal components, benefiting from its smooth surface finish and dimensional accuracy.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about SLA Printing with Casting Resin
What are the benefits of using Casting Resin in 3D printing?
Casting Resin offers clean burnout, high precision, and a smooth surface finish, making it ideal for casting patterns and molds.
Is Casting Resin suitable for functional parts?
Casting Resin is primarily designed for casting patterns and is not suitable for functional parts that require high strength or durability.
What industries benefit from SLA printing with Casting Resin?
Industries such as jewelry, dental, and industrial casting benefit from the properties of Casting Resin.
How accurate is SLA printing with Casting Resin?
SLA printing with Casting Resin can achieve tolerances of ±0.1 mm, suitable for high-precision casting patterns and molds.
What post-processing is required for Casting Resin-printed parts?
Post-processing may include sanding, polishing, and burnout for investment casting to improve mechanical properties and surface finish.
Can Casting Resin be used in high-temperature environments?
Casting Resin has a maximum operating temperature of 50°C, making it suitable for moderate-temperature applications but not for high-heat environments.
How strong are Casting Resin-printed parts?
Casting Resin-printed parts are suitable for casting patterns but may not be strong enough for load-bearing or impact-resistant applications.
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