KeyTray
Manufacturer: KeyPrint
Type: Dental
KeyTray is a Dental resin manufactured by KeyPrint, keyPrint® by Keystone Industries produces precision 3D printing resins specifically formulated for the dental industry. With a shore hardness of 86.5D, and 26.4% elongation at break, this resin is designed for applications requiring general-purpose 3D printing. available in Pink, Blue, priced at approximately $79.00.
Key Properties
- Hardness: 86.5D Shore — very rigid
- Elongation at Break: 26.4% — moderate flexibility
Best Applications for KeyTray
- General-purpose SLA/MSLA 3D printing projects
- Rapid prototyping and modelling
Technical Specifications
Technical data for KeyTray| Resin Type | Dental |
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| Shore Hardness | 86.5D |
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| Colour Options | Pink, Blue |
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| Tensile Strength | 62.1 MPa |
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| Young's Modulus | 2056 MPa |
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| Elongation at Break | 26.4% |
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| Flexural Modulus | 1913 MPa |
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| Flexural Strength | 84.7 MPa |
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| Price | $79.00 |
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About KeyPrint
KeyPrint® by Keystone Industries produces precision 3D printing resins specifically formulated for the dental industry. Designed and produced in the USA for DLP, LED, and LCD printers (385-405 nm).
Headquarters: Gibbstown, NJ, USA
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is KeyTray used for?
KeyTray is primarily suited for general-purpose 3D printing. Its 86.5D Shore hardness means it is very rigid, making it a good choice for demanding 3D printing applications and is available in Pink, Blue.
How much does KeyTray cost?
KeyTray is priced at approximately $79.00. Check KeyPrint's website or authorised retailers for current pricing and availability.
What shore hardness is KeyTray?
KeyTray has a shore hardness of 86.5D, which classifies it as very rigid compared to most other resins.
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