PhotoCentric 3D PhotoCentric 3D UV LCD Hard Resin - Black (1kg)
As UV Resin LCD 3D printers are becoming more and more popular, the technology is becoming more refined and affordable. Having the right resin for your next project is an important factor! This Photocentric 3D UV LCD hard resin has a glass-like crisp finish and capable of retaining shape under compression whilst displaying high stiffness and hardness. This resin produces parts with mechanical behaviours to ABS.
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Choosing the right Resin
With resin-based SLA 3D printing you can create objects with smoother surfaces, finer details and more intricate structures than FDM 3D printing. In the same way choosing the right filament is essential for successful FDM 3D printing, choosing the right resin is a key step in the resin printing process. there are many different styles available, and this particular product from Photocentric 3D produces hard parts that are rock solid. Perfect for load bearing components that have to stay strong and not break under pressure. Parts printed with this resin are absolutely rock solid, with no elongation or bending, even under pressure. Check out the other 3D printer resins at MatterHackers to choose the one that's perfect for your next project!
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- Printer Type: LCD Printer
- Color: Black
- Resin Volume: 1kg
- Material Safety Data Sheet
- Material Technical Data Sheet
Questions
My beautiful 5# spool of 1.75mm Black Carbon Fiber Nylon Pro just arrived. When I first take it out of the bag with desicant pack, do I need to dry it out out before first use? After out of bag and starting to use, how often do I have to stick back in oven to re-desicate. Live near Buffalo, NY so relative humidity is not real low. At 12" dia x 4-1/8 height, what suggestions have you other than my kitchen oven?
How does PRO Series Carbon Fiber Nylon compare and contrast with NylonX? Is there a proper data sheet that can be viewed?
I would like the data sheets so I can know the heat deflection temperature as well as other mechanical properties. Thanks!
I would like the data sheet so I can know the heat deflection temperature as well as other mechanical properties. Thanks.
Will this print well in a large, open frame printer (BigRep ONE)? Or is an enclosure recommended for this type of material?
Why don't you folks publish end use engineering specs for this material and all your other materials? It would sure make life easy for someone that is in the middle of designing a part to fit specific need and a major help in making choices between different materials. On the other hand , if your customers are only interested in making decorative parts then I guess color may be their only concern.
Is this PA-6 or PA-12 nylon? The data sheet doesn't say. It would also be nice to know the amount of carbon fiber fill.
Is the Cooling fan really meant to be ON ?? as the data sheet states, or is that a misprint? as all the other types of nylon I print, it says the fan should be off
how much glass fill is in this nylon?
What's the difference between Pro Series Carbon Fiber Nylon and NylonX?
I print exclusively in nylon only. I wanted to know what the difference was and the answer I received was not correct. So I purchased a spool of each to test it.
They are manufactured by two different filament companies and contain different amounts of nylon and carbon fiber. Pro Series produced nicer prints than NylonX and was also less hygroscopic. I assume that is because Pro Series blended their nylon with lower temperature nylon 12 and not pure Nylon 6 which is in the NylonX, which was kind of finicky. NylonX probably also contains a higher percentage of carbon fiber. If your printer is not really designed to print nylon, the ProSeries will probably work better for you. However, if you have a printer designed to print nylon like the Pulse XE, the NylonX will make stronger prints and a much better final product once you get your settings correct.
@Lawrie @Guest The differences correspond to the grade of Nylon being used and the place of manufacture. Once we have the completed data sheets, we will provide links on the product page.
I would like to know this as well!
me too! lol
I would like to know as well