Last updated on November 29th, 2018 at 11:06 am

Applicable printer: PartPro100 xP

Resin Model: F1

ProHighTemp is a heat resistant resin, which can tolerate heat deflection temperature up to 140 degree Celsius. For engineering application, it is ideal for printing the master models for making rubber mold.

Model Design Tips

For the ideal printing result and the complete output of design details, please follow the design specifications here when designing the models.

Recommendation on Finishing

Please refer to the complete guide here for post-processing.

Last updated on November 29th, 2018 at 11:20 am

Applicable printer: PartPro100 xP

Resin Model: D3

ProAccure is a strong material featuring high rigidness, making it resistant to deformation. The engineering material is suitable for prototyping of thin-wall objects.

Model Design Tips

For the ideal printing result and the complete output of design details, please follow below design specifications when designing the models.

» Hole Diameter ≥1.0mm

» For the specs for other features, please follow the general design specs here.

Recommendation on Finishing

Please refer to the complete guide here for post-processing.

Last updated on August 7th, 2019 at 04:20 pm

Resin-printed object should be post cured to ensure the material is completely polymerized to achieve the best material properties. This is especially important for functional resins such as castable resins and engineering resins.

When using XYZprinting UV Curing Chamber for XYZprinting resins, follow the below curing profile for post-processing:

Note 
*Post cure EeezCure prints in water for best performance. 

** Curing parameters are the same for EeezCure180 and the UV curing chamber. When using EeezCure180, simply switch between different presets to apply the suggested curing settings.

Last updated on June 5th, 2019 at 04:51 pm

To achieve the best performance of the materials, following below steps on post-processing resin based prints.

Recommendation on Finishing

1. Cleaning

After removing the printed object from the platform, please clean it with ethyl alcohol of concentration greater than 95%.

Rinse the objects in clear alcohol thoroughly while gently scrubbing the surface.

Note
» Do not immerse the printed item in alcohol for longer than over 10 minutes, or the alcohol may erode the item's structure and damage the item.

2. Air-Dry the Alcohol on the Surface

There will be alcohol residue on the surface of the printed item after it is washed. Please keep the printed item still after it is washed and do not perform post-curing until you have confirmed that the alcohol has completely volatilized. After the alcohol has air-dried, please check carefully whether there is any resin residue in the features. Please make sure to remove the uncured resin to prevent it from blocking the design details of the original model.

3. Removing the Support

Please use tools to cut off the support instead of pulling directly (pulling can easily damage the item’s surface).

4. Post Curing

The printed object produced with the resin must be post cured using UV light to ensure the material is completely polymerized to achieve the best material properties.

Click here to read the curing profile for using XYZprinting UV Curing Chamber (Model: 3UD10).

Preservation of the Uncured Resin

Uncured resin inside of the resin tank should not be exposed to light. The uncured resin can be stored in an opaque container after it is filtered. Pour the resin back into the resin tank prior to the next printing.

Note
» Opaque polypropylene containers are recommended for storing the resins.

Last updated on November 29th, 2018 at 12:40 pm

Applicable printer: PartPro100 xP

Resin Model: D3

ProUtility is the grey resin, featuring moderate toughness. The material is ideal for general purpose prototyping.

Model Design Tips

For the ideal printing result and the complete output of design details, please follow the design specifications here when designing the models.

Instructions for Use

To ensure the performance of the resin, a homogeneous mixture of the resin is required before starting every print job. Please follow below steps closely before start printing.

Before Installing a New Bottle

Follow below instruction to ensure the color uniformity of the resin material:

Tighten the original cap closely, place the bottle upside down for 5 minutes, and shake the bottles for around 5 minutes.

Before Every Print Job

Stir the resin left in the tank before starting every print.

Please note that the surface coating on the bottom of the resin tank may be damaged when contacting with sharp or hard tools. Follow below methods to stir the resin.

Method 1: Stir the resin with a silicon scraper.

Method 2: Wear impervious gloves and stir the resin with fingers.

When the resin is mixed thoroughly, it should look like below image:

Note
» Pay special attention when stirring the resin. Avoid scratching the coating on the bottom of the tank.
» Check the resin level in the tank before printing. Fill the resin until the material reaches the "Max" mark on the tank.

» If the resin in the bottle has been left used for more than 24 hours, please change to the original cap and overturn the bottle and shake the bottle for approx. 5 minutes respectively before printing.

Preservation of the Uncured Resin

Uncured resin inside of the resin tank should not be exposed to light. If the resin in tank will be left unused for more than 24 hours, store it in a clean container after it is filtered. Avoid sunlight or UV light exposure.

Pour the resin back into the resin tank prior to the next printing.

Note
» Opaque polypropylene containers are recommended for storing the resins.
» Overturn and shake the container of unused resin for approx. 5 minutes before pouring it back to the tank right before the next print.

Recommendation on Finishing

Please refer to the complete guide here for post-processing.

Last updated on November 29th, 2018 at 11:08 am

Applicable printer: CastPro100 xP

Resin Model: K1

EeezMold is a heat resistant resin, which can tolerate heat deflection temperature up to 140 degree Celsius. For jewelry application, it is ideal for printing the master models for making rubber mold.

Model Design Tips

For the ideal printing result and the complete output of design details, please follow the design specifications here when designing the models.

Recommendation on Finishing

Please refer to the complete guide here for post-processing.

Last updated on November 29th, 2018 at 11:14 am

Applicable printer: CastPro100 xP

Resin Model: F1

EeezCast material is a castable resin. The properties of the castable resin are similar to those of wax. There is no ash residue after it is heated and it is suitable for lost wax casting, saving procedures, i.e. wax carving used in the conventional production process.

Model Design Tips

The properties of EeezCast resin are similar to those of wax in that both are structurally soft and brittle and the printout can be easily broken due to pulling force during the printing process. Please follow the design tips below for optimized printing.

» Wall thickness ≥ 0.4mm

» Hole Diameter ≥1.0mm

» Clearance ≥0.4mm

» For the specs for other features, please follow the general design specs here.

Note
» Avoid scratching the bottom of the tank with any sharp tool, or the coating may be damaged. Damaged tank surface may affect the printing quality.

Recommendations on Printing Setup

As with the use of the resin for general purpose, when there are overhangs in the model, or when the area of contact with the platform is small, additional support structures are required to ensure that the object can be printed out completely. The printing software XYZware_VPD has an “automatic support” function, which can be used to analyze the structure of the model and automatically generate bracing structures. Sometimes you may need to use the “manual” mode to add more supports to ensure the adhesion of the object.

If printing fails, please change the object’s position and adjust the setup of the angle and the bracing structures.

Recommended Burnout Process

When casting the printouts, you can work based on the temperature control suggestion as described in the following diagram, in order to ensure the complete burning away of the resin and a smooth and unblemished surface of the casting object.

Recommendation on Finishing

Cleaning

After removing the printed object from the platform, please clean it with ethyl alcohol of concentration greater than 95%. During the cleaning process, you are recommended to use a scoop net to hold the printed item and to sway the scoop net in the alcohol in order to clean the resin residue from the surface of the printed item.

Spritz alcohol on the detailed structures with a spray bottle to wash away the uncured resin.

Scoop up the printed item from the alcohol after it is cleaned and wait for the alcohol on its surface to evaporate away.

Note
» Because of the brittleness of this resin, do not use a brush to scrub the printed item. Doing so may scratch the surface of the printed item.
» Do not immerse the printed item in alcohol for longer than over 10 minutes, or the alcohol may erode the item's structure and damage the item.

Air-Dry the Alcohol on the Surface

Alcohol may reside on the surface of the printed item after it is washed. Please keep the printed item still after it is washed and do not perform post-curing until the alcohol on the surface has completely volatilized. After the alcohol has air-dried, please check carefully whether there is any resin residue in the features. Please make sure to remove the uncured resin to prevent it from blocking the design details of the original model.

Note
» If curing is performed when alcohol residue is still present on the surface of the printed item, the surface of the printed item will appear white and misty, possibly affecting the result of casting.

Removing the Support

Please use tools to cut off the support instead of pulling directly (pulling can easily damage the item’s surface).

Post-curing

The printed item produced from EeezCure resin must post cured using UV light to ensure the hardness for the lost wax casting.

For the best material properties, UV post-curing the printed parts in water for 5 minutes.

Recommendation
» When using XYZprinting UV Curing Chamber, post cure the printed parts in water for 5 minutes.
» Under conditions of UV wavelength 375~405 nm and radiation intensity of 14 mW/cm², when the thickness of the object's structure exceeds 7 mm, it is recommended to post cure the object for 5 minutes.

Preservation of the Uncured Resin

Uncured resin inside of the resin tank should not be exposed to light. The uncured resin can be stored in an opaque container after it is filtered. Pour the resin back into the resin tank prior to the next printing.

Note
» Opaque polypropylene containers are recommended for storing the resins.

Last updated on June 5th, 2019 at 05:04 pm

Applicable printer: CastPro100 xP, PartPro100 xP

For the ideal printing result and the complete output of design details, please follow below design specifications when designing the models:

Wall thickness ≥ 0.3mm

Walls thinner than recommended may warp or break during the peel process.

Overhang angle ≥20°

Support structures are required for steep overhangs with an angle larger than recommended limits. Otherwise the overhangs may deform or break.

Vertical-Wire Diameter ≥0.3mm

Nets or wires thinner than recommended may break or deform during the peel process.

Hole Diameter ≥0.5mm

Holes smaller than recommended may trap resin in the object or may close off during printing.

Clearance ≥0.3mm

Clearance smaller than recommended may fuse during printing. Moving parts may thus become non-functioning.

Note
» The recommendation is based on the printing result at layer height of 0.025mm. 
» Print quality may be affected when printing with a damaged or cloudy resin tank.
» The specs for some features are different for certain resins. Please also follow the design specs in the wiki page for each resin, if available.