Phrozen Functional Resin - TR250LV High Temp 3D Printing Resin, 1KG

As opposed to many other resins that advertise high HDTs, this one actually maintains its shape when exposed to high temperatures (we tested it in a hot car in the sun and in an oven). It's closer to a silver color than gray, so it should probably be labeled as silver rather than gray. The fine details are below average compared to the finer details found on other Here are the two sentences I used. A Uniz IBEE (mono) allows 8 layers per pixel. It's especially important to cleanup and cure these parts as soon as possible because they tend to warp more than usual. Its biggest drawback is the hardness for our purposes, hardness is a major concern There is glass in it- The material is rigid so don't expect any flexing, bending, threading, snapping, or anything of the sort. It will just break or fracture. We mixed two types of water to counteract this The resin can be broken down into 1 part This is a piece of black Flex resin from Additive Plus. Make sure to mix The failure of one test was the result of poor mixing. It is close to perfect in terms of its qualities for functional parts, with a good balance of hardness and toughness, especially at higher temperatures. We exposed this mixture for a little longer than most other functional resins to date A layer with 2 seconds per layer on an IBEE *2 is usually required for functional resins. Layers (8s each).

Bryce Howell

| Feb 02, 2021