Crestaform Rapid 8K 3D Printing Resin
The Crestaform Rapid 8K 3D printing resin by Scott Bader, is specially designed to maximise reactivity and promote precise feature development while minimising curing depth. This innovation unleashes the full potential of next-generation 8K LCD and DLP 3D printers, enabling the creation of intricate and detailed prints.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row css=”.vc_custom_1695220859544{padding-bottom: 40px !important;}” conditional_render=”%5B%7B%22value_role%22%3A%22administrator%22%7D%5D”][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]
Key Benefits
- Excellent mechanical performance
- High reactivity and printing speed
- Rigorously tested to ensure optimal performance
- Globally available technical support
- Reputable manufacturer with over 100 years of experience and expertise
How To Use Crestaform Rapid 8K
- Always shake or mix the resin thoroughly before use. This is especially true for Crestaform Rapid 8K as pigment heterogeneity will affect print quality.
- Open the container and pour the appropriate amount of resin into the tank according to the size of the printer model.
- Make sure to not spill the resin onto the printer, LCD screen or anywhere outside of the resin tank.
- If not used for a long time, please filter the resin and pour the resin into the storage container.
Recommended Cleaning
- Soak the print in a clean IPA bath for a minimum of 5 minutes. Alternatively, rinse the part with IPA until all the visible uncured resin has been removed. Reusing IPA in multiple cleans can reduce the cleanliness and clarity of a print.
- Leave the print to dry off any residual solvent prior to post-curing.
Recommended Post-Curing
- Post cure as soon as possible after completion of print.
- Post-cure every print for a minimum of 2 minutes under a dedicated curing UV light operating at 405nm wavelength. Alternatively, leave the print to cure for a minimum of 2 hours under direct sunlight
- Temperature-assisted UV curing will increase the rigidity of the print. It can also be used to initiate shrinkage to improve the quality of negative features.
Typical Printing Parameters*
*For DLP printers, it is recommended that light power is reduced to around 2.5mW/cm2
*It is recommended that 3D resin exposure finder test prints are undertaken to find optimum cure settings[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
