Laser Cladding Deposition (LCD) – a kind of technology that projects an image onto the liquid photosensitive resin and forming a solid layer with laser radiation and exposure. Using a pulling mechanism it pulls up a certain height (height equal to the layer thickness of the digital model) each time after the layer curing and exposure, making the currently cured solid resin layer adhere onto the former cured layers. A solid 3D model is printed out in this way. Compared with other technologies, the LCD 3D printing technology featuring plane surface curing and molding greatly improves 3D printing efficiency.
Advantages
Low odor
Fast curing
Wide compatibility
Good stability
Appropriate hardness
Easy to clean
Easy to color
Low shrinkage
Environmentally friendly
Applications
Printing figures
Prototyping verification
Production of small batches
Resin Type | Water Washable Resin | Flexural Strength | 58 Mpa |
Density | 1.13 ~1.24 g/ml | Viscosity | 160 ~220 cps, 25ºC |
Shore Hardness | 84 D | Tensile Strength | 32 Mpa |
Elongation at Break | 8% | Flexural Modulus | 2200 Mpa |
Shake evenly before use
Put on gloves while using photopolymer resin to avoid direct contact with hands
Avoid direct skin contact
Wash with water after touching the resin
Avoid lighting
Unused photopolymer resin needs to be stores in a dark, dry and cool place