MONOCURE PORCELENE™ DENTAL RESIN (S) - 1000 ML - ALMOND

Designed to work with all open-system MSLA 3D printers, PORCELENE™ dental model resin enables high accuracy, dimensional stability, and a matte, opaque, gypsum-like finish for all your 3D printed dental model workflows. The delicate balance of toughness, hardness, and flexibility optimizes it for all processes, including diagnostic, implant, and orthodontic models, as well as crown and bridge prototypes. Its low flexibility properties also make it suitable for vacuum-forming aligner models. NB. Monocure 3D dental model resin is not approved for intraoral use.
Choose formula R if you have a 3D printer that uses an LCD screen and an array of LEDs (MSLA) to create the layers. For DLP printers that use a projector module, choose formula (S) for best results.

Features:

• Formula S if the printer uses a projector module (DLP) to create the layers.
• Formula R if you have a 3D printer that uses an LCD screen and an array of LEDs (MSLA) to create the layers.

MONOCURE PORCELENE™ DENTAL RESIN

Discover Porcelene™, Monocure3D’s latest and newest dental formulation. Our research started with the biggest and best dental labs. We wanted to find out what properties were most important to the lab technicians and dentists who needed the models and the people who operated the 3D printers. We needed the colour, viscosity, consistency, smell, hardness, stiffness, accuracy, heat resistance, no warping or shrinking, opacity, surface finish, compatibility, speed, durability, and ease of clean to be optimal. Each new resin sample sent to our select dental lab technicians and dentists for field testing, the feedback we received from each tested sample was invaluable. Combining our chemists’ expertise, analytical skills, and systematic approach, PORCELENE™ resin was born.

Designed to work with all open-system DLP and MSLA 3D printers, PORCELENE™ dental model resin enables high accuracy, dimensional stability, and a matte, opaque, gypsum-like finish for all your 3D printed dental model workflows. The delicate balance of toughness, hardness, and flexibility optimizes it for all processes, including diagnostic, implant, and orthodontic models, as well as crown and bridge prototypes. Its low flexibility properties also make it suitable for vacuum-forming aligner models. NB. Monocure 3D dental model resin is not approved for intraoral use.

Our quality control procedures follow ISO 9001 guidelines to ensure consistency between batches in every bottle. We call it the “set and forget” methodology, meaning you only have to dial in the resin once, then it’s as simple as pour & print, giving you more time to focus on what’s important. The unique low-viscosity formula means fewer print failures on colder days, allowing for consistent results all year round.

DENTAL PORCELENE™ resin is very versatile and can be printed at layer heights ranging from 5 microns to 100 microns. For best results, 3D models should always be designed solid. If hollowing is necessary, ensure that drain holes are included to remove any trapped resin.

Always print large flat areas at an angle to help with print warping due to adherence to the FEP film. To assist with unsupported areas, make sure to use solid, well-placed supports. We recommend adding a “Wait after print” setting of 1-2 seconds to allow the material to cool after curing before starting the print bed lift. (Not all slicers have this setting, please check with your software provider). Please use a calibration model, to dial in your printer with our resin.

WHICH PORCELENE™ FORMULA FOR MY PRINTER?

This new resin is available in two formulations:

• Formula S if the printer uses a projector module (DLP) to create the layers.
• Formula R if you have a 3D printer that uses an LCD screen and an array of LEDs (MSLA) to create the layers.