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Heynova represents a variety of 3D printing organic resins and gel materials. Compared to other 3D printing materials, resin materials can achieve higher printing accuracy and detail, making them suitable for printing complex shapes. They are applicable to a variety of 3D printing technologies, such as photo polymerization and laser beam melting, and are widely used in rapid prototyping, parts production, and artwork creation. Through cross-border breakthroughs in performance, digital services, and deep integration with specific scenarios, 3D printing resins are reshaping the manufacturing value chain. We are not pursuing lower costs, but rather a restructuring of the total cost of each part.

 

Our Range of 3D Printing Organic Resin

 

PSPI Oligomers

Viscosity: 2000~3500 cps (with a small amount of solvent)

Dimensional shrinkage: line shrinkage 1~3% (controllable)

Elongation: 5~8%

Heat resistance: long term: ~200℃; short term: ~250℃

Glass transition temperature ~250℃​

Molded parts need to be heat treated to ~200℃.

 

Dual-curing 3D Printed PI Resin

Viscosity: less than 1000 cps (with a small amount of solvent)

Dimensional shrinkage: line shrinkage 5~8% (controllable)

Elongation: less than 5%

Heat resistance: long term 180~220°C; short term 300°C

Glass transition temperature: ~230°C

Molded parts to be heat-treated to ~300°C

Precision: better than 50 microns

 

Peek PSPI Resin

Viscosity: above 2000 cps

Dimensional shrinkage: line shrinkage less than 3% (controllable)

Elongation: 5~8%

Heat resistance: long-term 150~200℃; short-term 250~300℃

Glass transition temperature: ~180℃

Molded parts need to be heat-treated to ~200℃

Accuracy: better than 50 microns

 

Cyanate Ester PSPI Resin

Viscosity: 50~300 cps

Dimensional Shrinkage: Less than 2% line shrinkage

Elongation: Less than 5%

Heat Resistance: Long-term 120~180℃; Short-term 220℃

Glass Transition Temperature: ~180~200℃

Molded parts need to be heat-treated to ~220℃

Precision: Better than 50 microns

 

Silicone Rubber Resin

Viscosity: ~3000 cps

Dimensional Shrinkage: Less than 2% line shrinkage

Elongation at break: 400-500%

Fracture Strength: 2.5-3.5 Mpa

Modulus of Elasticity: 0.3-0.5 Mpa

Shore Hardness: 15-25 A

Precision: Better than 50 microns

 

Hydrogels

Mechanical strength: 0.5~2.0MPa

Elongation at break: 300~800%

Resilience: >90%

Modulus of elasticity: 100~500kPa

Precision of print body: 50μm

Printing ink viscosity: 10~30Pa·s

Printing time: 5s~20s

 

Advantages of 3D Printing Organic Resin

3D printing resin, as an emerging 3d printing resin material, offers numerous advantages.

 

High precision: 3d materials resin achieves extremely high precision, enabling micron-level fine printing. This makes it highly advantageous in fields requiring high-precision parts, such as medical devices and jewellery.

 

High surface quality: 3D printing resin has excellent surface quality, with no noticeable layer height and a smooth surface finish. This results in visually appealing parts, making it suitable for products requiring an attractive appearance.

 

High strength: After curing, 3d printer resin bulk achieves high strength and hardness, meeting the requirements of most engineering parts.

 

High production efficiency: Compared to traditional processing methods, 3D printing resin offers high production efficiency. It completes the design, printing, and moulding processes in one go, reducing the production cycle.

 

Strong combustibility: bulk resin for 3d printing is suitable for small-batch production, allowing designs and production to be adjusted on demand to achieve personalized customization.

 

Environmentally friendly: bulk 3d resin does not produce waste during the moulding process, reducing environmental pollution.

 

Application Prospects of 3D-Printed Hydrogel Materials

Biomedical Engineering: 3D-printed hydrogels have significant applications in tissue engineering, organ model construction, and drug testing, capable of simulating the complex structures and functions of natural tissues.

 

Flexible Devices: The softness and design flexibility of hydrogels make them promising for use in flexible electronics and wearable devices. Hydrogels with softness and adjustable mechanical properties offer new material options for the design and manufacturing of soft robots.

 

Drug Delivery Systems: Hydrogels can serve as drug carriers, enabling controlled drug release and improving therapeutic efficacy.

 

Personalised medicine: Combined with 3D printing technology, hydrogel materials can be customised and manufactured according to patients' specific needs, enabling personalised treatment. For example, photopolymerisable hydrogels can be used to develop flexible and highly sensitive biosensors, etc.

 

Environment and energy: In fields such as water treatment and energy storage, 3D-printed hydrogels also demonstrate unique application potential.

 

Research and applications of 3D-printed hydrogel materials are rapidly advancing, attracting widespread attention in the field of materials science while also demonstrating significant application value in biomedicine and engineering. With ongoing technological advancements and innovations, 3D-printed hydrogel materials will bring more breakthroughs and benefits to human society in the future.

 

As one of 3d printing resin manufacturers and 3d printing resin suppliers, we will do our best to meet all the needs of customers.

 

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