TGM-7
Manufacturer: AmeraLabs
Type: Miniatures
TGM-7 is a Miniatures resin manufactured by AmeraLabs, ameraLabs develops and manufactures high-quality 3D printing resins for MSLA resin 3D printers. With a shore hardness of 78D, and tensile stress at yield of 38.4 MPa, and 61.6% elongation at break, this resin is designed for applications requiring general-purpose 3D printing. available in Grey, White, Clear, Red, Yellow, Blue, priced at approximately $36.00.
Key Properties
- Hardness: 78D Shore — hard/durable
- Tensile Strength: 38.4 MPa at yield — moderate tensile strength
- Elongation at Break: 61.6% — stretches significantly before breaking — flexible
- Viscosity: 540 mPa·s — medium-high — may benefit from slight warming before use
- Impact Resistance: 8.22 J/m — low impact toughness
Best Applications for TGM-7
- Flexible and impact-resistant parts
- Snap-fit components and living hinges
Technical Specifications
Technical data for TGM-7| Resin Type | Miniatures |
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| Shore Hardness | 78D |
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| Viscosity | 540 mPa·s |
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| Solid Density | 1.21 g/cm³ |
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| Colour Options | Grey, White, Clear, Red, Yellow, Blue |
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| Tensile Stress at Yield | 38.4 MPa |
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| Tensile Stress at Break | 32.7 MPa |
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| Young's Modulus | 1940.0 MPa |
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| Elongation at Break | 61.6% |
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| Flexural Modulus | 1540.0 MPa |
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| Flexural Stress at Yield | 57.1 MPa |
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| Izod Impact (Notched) | 8.22 J/m |
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| Price | $36.00 |
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Handling & Printing Notes
With a viscosity of 540 mPa·s, this resin may benefit from slight warming before use in colder environments. The solid density of 1.21 g/cm³ is typical for photopolymer resins. Always refer to the official technical datasheet from AmeraLabs for recommended print settings, exposure times, and post-curing instructions. Safety data is available in the SDS/MSDS document.
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About AmeraLabs
AmeraLabs develops and manufactures high-quality 3D printing resins for MSLA resin 3D printers. Products cover miniatures, dental, engineering, and specialty applications.
Headquarters: Lithuania
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is TGM-7 used for?
TGM-7 is primarily suited for general-purpose 3D printing. Its 78D Shore hardness means it is hard/durable, making it a good choice for demanding 3D printing applications and is available in Grey, White, Clear, Red, Yellow, Blue.
How much does TGM-7 cost?
TGM-7 is priced at approximately $36.00. Check AmeraLabs's website or authorised retailers for current pricing and availability.
What shore hardness is TGM-7?
TGM-7 has a shore hardness of 78D, which classifies it as hard/durable compared to most other resins.
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