PhotoCentric Daylight High Temperature Resin Clay - 1kg

PhotoCentric Daylight High Temperature Resin Clay is a photosensitive polymer developed to withstand high temperatures. It is used to produce parts and tools that need to preserve their shape and rigidity up to 200°C, including injection molds. Indeed, it features a high Heat Deflection Temperature (HDT).

It is a Daylight photopolymer, which solidifies when exposed to the visible light spectrum. It has been developed in-house to react with the proprietary DLP projectors used in the PhotoCentric Liquid Crystal 10″, Liquid Crystal HR and Liquid Crystal HR2. It produces optimal imaging and high-quality results.

With high tensile properties and ultra-low elongation, Daylight High-Temperature resin gives the model high toughness and durability. It dissolves in water and soap. Continue reading our review.

Specifications

PhotoCentric Daylight High Temperature Resin Clay

High Temperature Resin cure profile has been optimized to deliver high-resolution details and acceptable shrinkage at fast exposures. 

The resin sells in 1kg bottles with a non-drip cap. Keep the material away from direct sunlight either when printing or storing it. You can reuse the excess polymer after pouring it through a filter. 

Technical specs

After post-curing, Daylight High Temperature features:

• Hardness: 95 Shore D
• Tensile strength: 38 MPa (22MPa before post-exposure)
• Tensile modulus: 3,560 MPa
• Elongation at break: 1.2%
• Heat deflection temp: 200°C

Liquid specs:

• Viscosity: 520 cPs (@ 25ºC)
• Storage: 1050°C
• Density: 1.17 g/cm3

Color specs

• Color name: Clay