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Peopoly Peopoly Moai Model Resin - Black (1L)
This UV-sensitive resin is the build material for the Peopoly Moai Laser SLA 3D printer, and part of the Peopoly Moai Model Resin series. This resin cures when exposed to UV light and as such has to be stored out of direct sunlight, but reacts very well in the Moai. Please note this resin does not print well in the Phenom. The best resin for the Phenom is Peopoly Deft Resin.
| List Price: | $75.00 (with add-ons) |
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Perfectly Paired With the Moai
The Peopoly Moai was made for this resin, and it produces some beautifully smooth 3D prints. The magic of UV-sensitive resin printing is that layers are chemically bonded as they cure, and do not need to be squashed together like traditional FDM machines. This effectively eliminates the contoured edges present on all plastic parts and produces an incredibly smooth finish.
Peopoly Moai Model Resins have also been tested extensively with the FormLabs UV resin 3D printers and have been found to print excellent quality prints in FormLabs printers.
SLA resin is technically a hazardous material, though you're safe to use it as long as you handle with care. It is recommended that you handle with nitrile gloves, and common sense. For more information on good resin practices, read our helpful article about it, here.
Questions
What is the density of the resin and the percentage of contraction?
Do you have a web page that talks about the toxicity of these resins? I am reading that they are carcinogenic when exposed to skin.
Will this brand of resin work on the Zortrax Inkspire? The Zortrax website said that the Inkspire can work with any resin that cures at 405 nm but this resin claims to work only on SLA printers
what is the viscosity of this resin?
Hey might be a silly question but would be suitable for the msla/dlp like the peopoly phenom? And donyou offer free shipping to aus on orders over a certain amount email me at vivianbrantjes@gmail.com
I was wondering if anyone has used this with a LCD printer and was wondering what the cure times for each layer is?
Will this reson work on the Form1+?