Engineering LCD Resin – Flex 82A

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Engineering LCD Resin – Flex 82A
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Item number: 8720574296518

Key Features:

  • 3D printing resin with rubber-like material properties.
  • Good resilience to bending, flexing, and compression.
  • Excellent material specifications with respect to damping and shock absorption.
  • Good compatibility with all SLA, DLP and LCD / MSLA 3D printers in the range of 385 – 420nm.

Application:

  • Perfectly fit for manufacturing seals and gaskets.
  • Suitable for creating wearables and soft-touch applications.
  • Perfect for producing mechanical and operational replacement parts.
  • Excellent material for making handles and grips.
  • Perfect for short-run manufacturing
FormFutura Engineering LCD - Flex 82A resin is a soft-touch 3D printing resin with rubber-like properties. This engineering resin has material properties like TPU with a shore hardness of 82A. The combination of semiflexibility with strength make Flex 82A resin a versatile material for various applications. Parts 3D printed with Flex 82A resin show a good resistance to repeated exposure to compression, bending and flexing.

Print Settings

Anycubic Photon Mono SE

50µm
First / Burn-in Layers: 6x to 8x 35 to 45 Seconds
Normal Layers: 5.5 to 6.8 Seconds
Lifting Distance: 6mm
Bottom Lift Distance: 8mm
Light-off Delay: 0.5 to 1 Second(s)
Bottom Light-off Delay: 1 to 1.5 Second(s)
Lifting Speed (mm/min): 90
Retract Speed (mm/min): 240

Phrozen Sonic Mini 4K

50µm
First / Burn-in Layers: 4x to 6x 35 to 45 Seconds
Normal Layers: 7 to 8 Seconds
Lifting Distance: 6mm
Bottom Lift Distance: 8mm
Light-off Delay: 1 Second(s)
Bottom Light-off Delay: 1 to 1.5 Second(s)
Lifting Speed (mm/min): 75
Retract Speed (mm/min): 45

*If you need the best settings for your 3d printer we highly recommend using the included RERF (Resin Exposure Range Finder) or Resin Exposure Calibration Tool.
This is most likely included with the 3d printer usb stick and or manual.

Preparation
  • Shake the bottle for at least 2 minutes before each use.
  • After shaking the bottle, leave the resin to rest for 10 minutes to let air bubbles get out of the resin
  • The resin can be poured back from the vat into the bottle once your print is finished
  • Always use protective measurements like safety glasses and nitrile gloves when handling resins.

Post-processing
  • We do advise you to post-process your 3D print in order to achieve the material properties
  • Rinse your 3D printed object in IPA or (Bio)Ethanol for approximately 5 minutes
  • An ultrasonic cleaner is preferred/recommended
  • Make sure that IPA and/or (Bio)Ethanol rinsed objects are perfectly dry before further post-curing
  • Place the rinsed parts in a well-ventilated area for at least 30 minutes, or use pressurized air for at least 2 minutes
  • Cure your object in a high power curing chamber for approximately 20-30 minutes at 65° C
  • The preferred curing wavelength is between 300-410nm
  • Note: The Print will come out very yellow-ish / bright yellow, this will fade over time when exposed to uv light from outside/inside. (this is called Photo Bleaching).

Safety

Please always be aware that when 3D printing with resins that you are working with chemicals and that you should always be cautious and use the personal protective equipment as stipulated in our safety data sheets.

  • Always wear Respiratory Protection when sanding/cutting the resin object.
  • Always use nitrile gloves when handling resins and uncured resin objects.
Property Typical value
Young‘s modulus (Pull) 80 MPa
Elongation at break 35 %
Tensile Strength 12 MPa
Charpy impact test kJ/m2
HDT B <RT
Density ρ 1,17 g/cm3
Shore Hardness 82A

Please note that the above-displayed values can vary with individual machine processing, post-curing parts,  geometry, print orientation, print settings, and temperature.

Specimens are printed on a Phrozon Sonic Mini 4K at 23°C and 50% humidity with 0,05mm layer height and 5 seconds exposure time per layer.
Specimens have been post-cured for 30 minutes with 200W and 405nm UV LED conditioned for 72 hours at 23°C and 50% humidity.

 

Variable shore harness
The shore hardness of our Engineering LCD Resin – Flex 82A can vary because of the hydrophilic properties, low tg and difunctional resin chemistry. This means that the shore hardness of Engineering LCD Resin – Flex 82A can vary if any of the following values deviate from the standardized specifications.

  • Conditioning Time: 72h at 50%.
  • Conditioning Temperature: 23°C
  • Measurement Humidity: 50%
  • Measurement Temperature: 23°C

Exposure to the elements for a couple of days can significantly change the shore hardness by either raising or lowering the humidity level and temperature. Therefore, the shore hardness will very likely increase at cold temperatures and low humidity and decrease at high temperatures and high humidity.

Documents

TECHNICAL DATA SHEET
PDF – 118.1 KB 257 downloads
SAFETY DATA SHEET
PDF – 196.9 KB 269 downloads

Manufacturer

  • Formfutura

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