Burn Resin
Manufacturer: Power Resins
Type: BURN2 (Castable Resin)
Burn Resin is a BURN2 (Castable Resin) resin manufactured by Power Resins, dental and specialty resins designed for professional dental workflows. With a shore hardness of 70D, this resin is designed for applications requiring general-purpose 3D printing. available in Green, priced at approximately $299.99.
Key Properties
- Hardness: 70D Shore — hard/durable
- Viscosity: 490 mPa·s — medium — flows well at room temperature
Best Applications for Burn Resin
- Investment casting and lost-resin metal casting
Technical Specifications
Technical data for Burn Resin| Resin Type | BURN2 (Castable Resin) |
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| Shore Hardness | 70D |
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| Viscosity | 490-510 mPa·s |
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| Solid Density | 1.1 g/cm³ |
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| Colour Options | Green |
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| Tensile Stress at Break | 14.4 MPa |
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| Tensile Strength | 14.4 MPa |
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| Flexural Modulus | 472 MPa |
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| Flexural Stress at Break | 20.7 MPa |
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| Flexural Strength | 20.7 MPa |
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| Price | $299.99 |
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Handling & Printing Notes
With a viscosity of 490 mPa·s, this resin flows well at room temperature. The solid density of 1.1 g/cm³ is typical for photopolymer resins. Always refer to the official technical datasheet from Power Resins for recommended print settings, exposure times, and post-curing instructions. Safety data is available in the SDS/MSDS document.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Burn Resin used for?
Burn Resin is primarily suited for general-purpose 3D printing. Its 70D Shore hardness means it is hard/durable, making it a good choice for demanding 3D printing applications and is available in Green.
How much does Burn Resin cost?
Burn Resin is priced at approximately $299.99. Check Power Resins's website or authorised retailers for current pricing and availability.
What shore hardness is Burn Resin?
Burn Resin has a shore hardness of 70D, which classifies it as hard/durable compared to most other resins.
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