NOVA3D 3D Standard Rapid Resin 

405nm UV Curing Resin for 3D Printing LCD Printer

• High Precision

Nova3D Photopolymer resin is specially designed to avoid volume shrinkage, which ensures the high precision of the print models.

• Great Stability

Nova3D 405nm Standard resin was designed to significantly reduce printing time with its excellent fluidity.

• Pure and Vivid Colours

With high quality pigments inside, the print works show bright and stunning colour effect.

• Wide Applications

Compatible for most LCD/DLP 3D printers. Works better with the Nova Elfin, Bene3 LCD 3Dprinter.

• Quality & Safety Guarantee

We provide the MSDS for the resin and it’s bio-based chemicals, never mind for the safety.

Specifications

• Viscosity                                              100-350MPa·s
• Density                                                 1.05-1.25g/cm3
• Bending modulus                                 1.882-2.385Mpa
• Hardness                                              79-88
• Tensile strength                                    64-72Mpa
• Tensile modulus                                   1.8-2.8Gpa
• Heat deflection temperature                44-47℃

Use Tips:

• Shake gently and well before using.
• Recommended temperature 20°C - 25°C for storage.
• Keep away from children, dust and direct bright sunlight.
• Suggest to wear gloves and mask to avoid direct skin contact.
• Wash the models about 30s by 95% or more concentration organic solvent or isopropyl alcohol.

Wide Compatibility

• NOVA3D 3D Standard Rapid Resin are applicable to most 395nm-405nm 3d printers.

About NOVA3D:

• Founded in 2016, Nova3D is a high-tech enterprise integrating 3D printer R&D, sales and service, and has established its own brand Nova3D.
• At present, Nova3D is mainly engaged in developing LCD 3D printer and 3D printing resins, devoting to bringing the users with better 3D printing experience.
• Nova3D has always been adhering to the principle of simple-to-operate, and will move on to make consistent efforts for every creator to “print what you want”