Yidimu A2 Temporary Dental Model Resin
Yidimu Temporary Dental Model Resin A2 is designed for dental model printing with high detail rendering, low shrinkage, good liquidity and broad LCD/DLP 385–405 nm printer compatibility.
Temporary Dental Model Resin A2
A professional photopolymer resin for dental model printing, designed for high-detail model rendering, stable dental lab workflows and broad LCD/DLP 385–405 nm printer compatibility.
Dental Model Resin for Professional Lab Printing
Yidimu Temporary Dental Model Resin A2 is developed for resin 3D printing users who need clear dental model details, stable print performance and a suitable A2 model appearance for dental model-based workflows.
The resin is suitable for dental labs, dental clinics, digital dental centers and model production teams using LCD or DLP light-curing 3D printers. It can support dental arch models, orthodontic review models, aligner vacuum forming model preparation and presentation models.
supporting documentation and local requirements before applying printed parts in clinical or patient-related scenarios.
Basic Product Information
| Product Name | Temporary Dental Model Resin |
|---|---|
| Model / Shade | A2 |
| Resin Type | Dental photopolymer resin |
| Net Content | 1 kg |
| Compatible Printers | Most LCD/DLP 385–405 nm light-curing 3D printers |
| Main Use | Dental model printing and model-based dental workflows |
Built for Detail, Stability and Dental Lab Efficiency
The resin is designed to help dental printing teams produce clear model details while maintaining a practical workflow for printing, cleaning and UV curing.
High Detail Rendering
Helps present dental model features clearly, including tooth morphology, arch structure and small model details required for review and communication.
High-Strength A2 Appearance
The A2 model shade supports professional dental model presentation while the material is positioned for strong model handling in daily lab use.
Low Shrinkage Rate
Low shrinkage helps reduce dimensional change after printing and curing, supporting more stable model preparation and repeatable output.
Good Liquidity
Good resin flow helps the material reflow quickly during layer separation, supporting smoother printing and more reliable model formation.
Broad Printer Compatibility
Compatible with most LCD and DLP photopolymerization printers using 385–405 nm wavelengths, making it suitable for many existing dental printing setups.
Low Odor Workflow
The formula is presented as low odor, helping dental labs and model rooms maintain a more comfortable resin printing environment.
Application Scenarios for Dental Model Production
This resin is suitable for professional dental model workflows where model clarity, printing stability and post-processing control are important.
Dental Arch Models
For printing upper and lower arch models used in dental review, communication and model-based workflow preparation.
Orthodontic Model Review
Supports clear model details for orthodontic review, model comparison and digital dental case discussion.
Aligner Model Preparation
Suitable for model printing workflows that may be used before vacuum forming of aligner-related model samples.
Presentation Models
The A2 appearance and smooth model surface make it useful for visual review, sample display and patient communication support.
Technical Data and Printing Reference
Actual results may vary depending on printer model, light intensity, build platform condition, resin temperature, slicing settings, model geometry and post-curing workflow.
Material Properties
| Shore Hardness | 82–84D |
|---|---|
| Flexural Strength | 49.81 ± 10% MPa |
| Impact Strength | 43.64 ± 10% J/m |
| Viscosity | 148–248 mPa·s |
| Tensile Strength | 39.31 ± 10% MPa |
| Fracture Tensile | 13.51 ± 10% |
Recommended Printing Parameters
| Recommended Light Intensity | 3.1–5 mW/cm² |
|---|---|
| Layer Thickness | 0.05 mm |
| Normal Exposure Time | 2–3 s |
| Bottom Exposure Time | 20 s |
| Bottom Layer Number | 5 layers |
| Recommended Printing Temperature | 18–35°C |
These parameters are reference settings for medium and strong light printers. Other printer systems should adjust exposure and lifting settings according to light intensity, model geometry and actual printing performance.
Resin 3D Printing Workflow
A controlled workflow helps dental teams improve repeatability from digital design to finished model inspection.
Prepare the File
Import the dental model file into slicing software and check orientation, supports and wall details.
Shake the Resin
Shake the bottle well before use to help ensure consistent resin performance during printing.
Prepare Printer
Clean the resin tank and build platform. Keep the tank bottom clean for good light transmission.
Print the Model
Start with the recommended parameters, then fine-tune exposure according to the printer and model.
Clean the Part
Clean the printed model with 95% ethanol. Ultrasonic cleaning reference time is 3–5 minutes.
UV Cure & Inspect
Use air UV curing for about 5 minutes as a reference, then inspect model surface and details.
Post-Processing and UV Curing Notes
- Remove printed models carefully from the build platform.
- Use 95% ethanol for cleaning according to the workflow shown in the product information.
- Ultrasonic cleaning reference time: 3–5 minutes.
- Recommended air UV curing reference time: 5 minutes.
- Avoid over-curing if it causes excessive brittleness or color change in your workflow.
- Inspect surface finish, model details and dimensional stability after curing.
Storage and Handling
- Wear gloves and a mask during resin handling.
- Avoid direct skin contact with uncured resin.
- Operate in a clean and ventilated printing area.
- Keep the bottle tightly sealed when not in use.
- Store away from direct sunlight and strong UV exposure.
- Do not pour contaminated used resin back into a fresh bottle.
- Follow the resin SDS and local waste disposal requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
What printers can this Temporary Dental Model Resin work with?
The product information shows compatibility with most LCD/DLP 385–405 nm light-curing 3D printers. For best results, exposure parameters should be adjusted according to the actual printer light intensity and model structure.
What is the main application of this resin?
It is designed for dental model printing, including dental arch models, orthodontic review models, model presentation and model preparation workflows in dental labs and clinics.
Can this resin be used for final intraoral dental parts?
The uploaded product images do not clearly show the exact clinical use scope. For any intraoral or regulated dental application, users should confirm the intended use, supporting documentation and local requirements before use.
What cleaning method is recommended?
The product information recommends cleaning with 95% ethanol. Ultrasonic cleaning reference time is 3–5 minutes.
What UV curing time should be used?
The product image shows a recommended air UV curing time of 5 minutes. Actual curing time may need adjustment according to curing box power, model size and resin thickness.
Why do printing parameters need adjustment?
Resin exposure depends on printer light intensity, LCD/DLP system design, layer thickness, model geometry and room temperature. The listed settings should be used as starting reference parameters.
Need Dental Resin for Your Printing Workflow?
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