Dental Model Resin
Designed for crown and bridge models with removable dies, Dental Model Resin is a high-precision, high-accuracy resin. Print crisp margins and contacts within ± 35 microns, and removable dies with consistently tight fit. A smooth, matte surface finish and color similar to gypsum make it easy to switch from analog to digital model production.
Dental Model Resin
An in-depth accuracy study established the precision and accuracy performance of Dental Model Resin. Margins, die surfaces, and contact points were found to be accurate within ± 35 microns of the digital model over 80 percent of surface points when printed on 25 micron print settings. Global accuracy across a full arch was found to be within ± 100 microns over 80 percent of the surfaces when printed at 25 or 50 microns.
Accuracy
Print accurate margins and contacts within ± 35 microns on 25 micron print settings
Great Surface Quality
Smooth surface finish, with color and hardness like analog stone
Removable Dies
Insert removable dies with consistently tight fit
Precise, Strong, Certified.
Accuracy Study
This difference map shows a 3D scan of the printed surgical guide overlaid with the original 3D model. The color mapping indicates differences with the green areas revealing dimensional accuracy within ± 50 microns. A study of 84 surgical guides printed with Dental SG resin were scanned with an orthodontic scanner and compared with the .STLs of the intended models. Results showed that printed models were dimensionally accurate within ± 100 microns over 93% of the surface area, providing a precise fit for dental surgical applications.
| Shore Hardness
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≥ 80D
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ISO 868:2003
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| Flexural Strength
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≥ 50MPa
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ISO 20795-1:2013
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| Flexural Modulus
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≥ 1500MPa
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ISO 20795-1:2013
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EN-ISO 10993-1:2009/AC:2010
Biological evaluation of medical devices - Part 1 - Evaluation and testing
EN-ISO 20795-1:2013
Dentistry - Base Polymers - Part 1: Denture Base Polymers
EN-ISO 7405:2009/A1:2013
Dentistry - Evaluation of biocompatibility of medical devices used in dentistry