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Where can I find the technical data sheets (TDS)?

The technical data sheet of each Liqcreate resin can be found in this section. All mechanical data is collected according to the measurements explained in this article. Mechanical data of the resin is acquired by 3D printing a sample of the resin and post-processing and post curing it according to the instructions per resin. Mechanical [...]
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Automotive fluid compatible with 3D-printing resin by Liqcreate

At Liqcreate we test our resins in a wide range of environments and with a combination of chemicals. The complete chemical compatibility 3D resin file can be found in the link and acetone compatible 3D-printing resin here. In this article we focus on automotive fluids. Samples were immersed for 1 week at room temperature or [...]
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Swimming pool (chlorinated) water compatible 3D-printing resin

At Liqcreate we test our resins in a wide range of environments and with a combination of chemicals. The complete chemical compatibility 3D resin file can be found in the link. In this article we focus on swimming pool water. This is a mixture of water, active chlorine and additives and has the potential to [...]
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Acetone compatible 3D-printing resin by Liqcreate

At Liqcreate we test our resins in a wide range of environments and with a combination of chemicals. The complete chemical compatibility 3D resin file can be found in the link. In this article we focus on acetone. Acetone is a very agressive solvent and most 3D-printing resins do not go well with this resin. [...]
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Anti-Aliasing and blur test on Wax Castable resin for jewelry

When printing parts on a LCD or DLP based printers, the STL file is converted into slices. These slices contain pixels which can be on or off. A white pixel will get UV-exposure and the resin cures there locally. While a black pixel does not get UV-exposure and will not cure. This way your STL [...]
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Value of 3D-printing thermoset resin in UL94 V0 flame retardant parts

Although not always visible, flame retardant plastics are used in a wide range of applications. From machine parts, to train parts. From parts for aviation to parts in household electronics and equipment. In many cases you would not know that a special plastic is used in that part. In the basics a very few amount [...]
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processing instructions for Liqcreate Premium Flex 3D-printing resin

From the beginning of SLA and DLP 3D-printing, rigid resins were the main available materials. Rigid resins are easy to print and do not need a great amount of skill and knowledge about the printing process. With new developments in resin technology, flexible, tough and high elongation resins are widespread available. With the development of Premium [...]
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processing instructions for Liqcreate Flexible-X resin

From the beginning of SLA and DLP 3D-printing, rigid resins were the main available materials. Rigid resins are easy to print and do not need a great amount of skill and knowledge about the printing process. With new developments in resin technology, flexible, tough and high elongation resins are widespread available. With the development of Premium [...]
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Monochrome vs. RGB LCD screen in resin 3D-printing

The basics of resin 3D-printing are based upon the exact curing of resin at a specific location in the XYZ space. Within regular 3D-printers, the Z resolution is better defined as its layer thickness. while the XY resolution is defined by the imaging technology that makes the resin cure. From the earlier days, these were [...]
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