Tough
A specialized grey photopolymer resin for 3D printing with LCD devices, featuring high elongation at break and impact resistance, making it particularly suitable for the creation of functional verification prototypes.
Features
- Excellent impact resistance, with an impact strength of 34 J/m
- Good toughness, with an elongation at break of over 50%
- Suitable for printing robust functional prototype samples
- Appearance: Grey opaque liquid
- Viscosity: 487 cps at 30°C
Material Description
This commonly used material is white in color, with a tendency to turn slightly yellow after curing. It provides moderate strength, resistance to deformation, and a relatively brittle texture. It is suitable for rapid prototyping validation, assembly parts verification, catering to 3D printing enthusiasts, and the education industry.
Material Name :Tough
Energy Density: 3.6 mw/cm2
Layer Thickness:0.1 mm
Support Curing Time: 6 seconds
Single Layer:16.3s/layer
Model Curing Time: 6 seconds
50mm Part Printing Efficiency: 2hrs 16mins 02secs
Post-processing: Alcohol (95%) + Ultrasonic Cleaning for 4 minutes
Stickiness After Printing:No
Stickiness After Curing:No
Material TDS:Available
Mechanical Properties
We utilized the Martrix 190 3D printer for the printing process, employing tough resin as the material. A total of 28 samples were printed, and the mechanical properties reported herein represent the average values across the sample set.
Tensile Strength: 30.6 MPa
Impact Strength: 34.0 J/m
Tensile Modulus: 985 MPa
Shore Hardness: 80 D
Elongation at Break: 55.0%
Heat Deflection Temperature at 0.455 MPa: 52.2°C
Bending Strength: 41.0 MPa
Heat Deflection Temperature at 1.82 MPa: 45.0°C