Cast Castable Resin TDS
1. Product Introduction
- Easy burning ensures clean and efficient burnout for optimal results
- High resolution and ease of printing deliver detailed and accurate results
- Ideal for jewelry making, dental applications, and small metal parts.
- Works with commonly available investments
Check out Cast Purple/ True Blue here.
Application:
- Dental models
- Jewelry
- Small Metal Engineering parts
2. Property Data
Cast Purple
| Other Properties | Measure | Method |
| HDT | 50 | 0.455 MPa |
| Elongation at Break (%) | 5 | |
| Shore Hardness (D) | 70D | |
| Solid Density g/cm3 | 1.2 | |
| Tensile Stress at Break (MPa) | 20 | |
| Shrinkage per volume (%) | 6 |
| Measure | ||
| Viscosity (CPS) | 300 | 25°C (77°F) |
| Young's Modulus (MPa) | 600 |
Cast True Blue
| Other Properties | Measure | Method |
| HDT | 50 | 0.455 MPa |
| Elongation at Break (%) | 4 | |
| Shore Hardness (D) | 65D | |
| Solid Density g/cm3 | 1.2 | |
| Tensile Stress at Break (MPa) | 20 | |
| Shrinkage per volume (%) | 6 |
| Viscosity (CPS) | 300 | 25°C (77°F) |
| Young's Modulus (MPa) | 600 |
Video for Cast users
Cast is an affordable castable resin designed for the lost wax method. Please shake the bottle and mix the resin in the vat before starting printing!
We like to thank many users, including VOG, who made a Cast video to help each other print and cast well.
3. Work Flow
- Printing
Cast resin from Siraya Tech is a versatile 3D printing material with exceptional features. It is castable, easy to burn, and easy to print with high resolution. These features make it ideal for a wide range of applications, including Jewelry and Crown Casting.
To achieve optimal results with Simple V1 resin, you need to use the appropriate slicer profiles for your printer model and software. You can download the slicer profiles for Chitubox and Lychee slicers from this link: Profiles for Different Printers
Please download the test model and view the tutorial: V5 Test model.
- Clean
Here are some tips for cleaning your printed parts:
- To remove excess resins from the printed part, we recommend using a painter brush (or any brush made with hair).
- Clean the part with 95% concentrated ethanol (preferred) or IPA, ensuring that the methanol used does not contain acetone.
- After 2-3 minutes of cleaning action, remove the alcohol with a hair dryer or air blower. For complex parts with numerous cavities, it may be advisable to clean and dry them multiple times.
- Once the print has been cleaned with compressed air, it should be dried as quickly as possible. The surface should be matte; if any shiny spots are visible, repeat cleaning on those areas.
- It is recommended to avoid using a wash and cure all-in-one machine
- Post Curing
Here are some tips for post-curing your printed parts:
- Prior to proceeding, ensure that the print is completely dry.
- It is of utmost importance to fully cure the cast to ensure a clean burnout.
- Take care to prevent the print from absorbing moisture, as this may adversely affect burnout results.
- It is recommended to place the print in glycerine to expedite the curing process,while avoiding contact with water. The duration of curing time varies depending on the light fixture, but is typically more than 10 minutes.
- It is advised to refrain from using a wash and cure all-in-one machine. A fully cured print should exhibit a hard and somewhat brittle texture.
4. Additional Information
Download Cast Purple/ True Blue TDS PDF here
Come and View Cast User Guide
5. Investment and Burnout Schedule
- Our users have reported successes with Plasticast® investment by Ransom &Randolph.
- Plasticast investment is ideal for investing and burnout of plastic or wax/plastic patterns. It offers high expansion and strength, maintaining mold surface and dimensional integrity. Plasticast provides a smoother, cleaner casting surface and is easy to remove in water.
- Some user may have hard time finding Plasticast, here is an alternative found in UK and recommended by VOG