
Quick Look
Density(g/cm³) | Tensile Strength | Young's Modulus | Elongation at Break | Heat Deflection Temperature |
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1.3 | 51MPa | 2136MPa | 16.00% | 60℃ |
About the Material
Advantages:
High Impact Resistance: Tough Resin is impact-resistant, making it suitable for parts that need to endure mechanical stress
ABS-like Properties: The material combines strength and flexibility similar to ABS, allowing for a wide range of applications.
Smooth Surface Finish: The material provides a smooth surface finish, reducing the need for additional finishing processes.
Good Dimensional Accuracy: Tough Resin delivers high precision, ideal for functional prototypes and detailed parts.
Limitations:
Limited Heat Resistance: Tough Resin has moderate heat resistance, which may limit its use in high-temperature environments.
UV Sensitivity: Parts made with Tough Resin may degrade over time if exposed to UV light without proper finishing.
Post-processing Requirements: The material may require post-processing, such as UV curing, to achieve optimal mechanical properties.
Chemical Composition Table for Tough Resin
Component | Composition |
Epoxy-based Resin | Proprietary |
Photoinitiators | Proprietary |
Additives | Proprietary |
Mechanical Machining Properties Table for Tough Resin
Property | Value |
Machinability Rating | Moderate |
Cutting Speed (m/min) | 15-25 |
Tool Wear Resistance | Moderate |
Coolant Requirement | Optional |
Surface Finish Quality | High |
Design Parameters Table for SLA Printing with Tough Resin
Maximum Bulid Size(mm) | Minimum Wall Thickness | Minimum Drill Size | Minimum Assembly Gap | Tolerance |
1800*900*600 | 0.6mm | 0.5mm | 0.2mm | ±0.1% *length(lower limit of ±0.15 mm) |
Industry Applications and Case Studies for SLA Printing with Tough Resin
Automotive Industry:
Application: Production of impact-resistant prototypes and functional parts.
Case Study: An automotive company used Tough Resin to create prototypes for interior components, benefiting from the material's ABS-like properties and impact resistance.
Consumer Goods:
Application: Manufacturing of ergonomic models, casings, and durable prototypes.
Case Study: A consumer goods company used Tough Resin to produce product casings, leveraging its strength and flexibility for functional testing.
Medical Devices:
Application: Production of durable prototypes for medical devices and surgical tools.
Case Study: A medical device manufacturer used Tough Resin to create surgical instrument prototypes, benefiting from its strength and dimensional accuracy.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about SLA Printing with Tough Resin
What are the benefits of using Tough Resin in 3D printing?
Tough Resin offers high impact resistance, ABS-like properties, and a smooth surface finish, making it ideal for functional prototypes and durable parts.
Is Tough Resin suitable for functional parts?
Yes, Tough Resin is suitable for functional parts that require impact resistance, strength, and flexibility.
What industries benefit from SLA printing with Tough Resin?
Industries such as automotive, consumer goods, and medical devices benefit from the properties of Tough Resin.
How accurate is SLA printing with Tough Resin?
SLA printing with Toughness Resin can achieve tolerances of ±0.1 mm, suitable for high-precision prototypes and models.
What post-processing is required for Tough Resin-printed parts?
Post-processing may include sanding, polishing, and UV curing to improve mechanical properties and surface finish.
Can Tough Resin be used in high-temperature environments?
Tough Resin has a maximum operating temperature of 60°C, making it suitable for moderate-temperature applications but not for high-heat environments.
How strong are Tough Resin-printed parts?
Tough Resin-printed parts are strong and impact-resistant, making them suitable for functional testing and durable applications.
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