Ultracur3D® FLD5006
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Bike handles Compatible Printers Liquid Crystal Colours Translucent Black Introduction Creating complex geometries like lattices, with ‘Flexible’ materials, allows the user to maximise the benefits of 3D printing, making a part with dynamic properties with only one step manufacturing instead of several. Photocentric in joint collaboration with BASF is introducing a new industrial daylight flexible resin with high rebound - ‘Ultracur3D® FLD5006’– an optimised solution for applications which require a combination of high energy return, high elongation and tear strength. Printing of flexible materials has never been easier, owing to its low viscosity, good green strength, excellent definition and fast post curing. Best Used for: • • • • • • Footwear (e.g. Midsoles) Cushioning (e.g. bike saddle) Seals, gaskets Grips, handles (e.g. bike handles) Cable protection Caster wheels Unique Features: • High rebound and energy return • Highly elastic with significant elongation at break (>140%) • 73A Shore hardness • High tear resistance • High definition • Low viscosity and easy to process • Fast post curing • Properties similar to TPU UK Titan House, 20 Titan Drive, Peterborough, PE1 5XN email: info@photocentric.co.uk USA Avondale 107 - Building ‘A’ 855 N. 107th Ave., Suite A110, Avondale, Arizona 85323 email: info@photocentricusa.com www.pho

Technical Data Properties Tensile Properties Tensile Modulus Tensile Strength (Break) Tear Strength Rebound Resilience Shore Hardness Water absorption (%)* after 24 hrs Water absorption (%)* after 72 hrs Water absorption (%)* after 7 days Mechanical Properties General Properties Liquid Properties * Post cured for 4 hours at 60°C with Photocentric Cure L2 UK Titan House, 20 Titan Drive, Peterborough, PE1 5XN email: info@photocentric.co.uk USA Avondale 107 - Building ‘A’ 855 N. 107th Ave., Suite A110, Avondale, Arizona 85323 email: info@photocentricusa.com www.photocentricgroup

Technical Data Design & Print Orientation Consideration Parameters Property Minimum feature size (pins) Minimum hole diameter Minimum slot thickness Minimum wall thickness Scaling factor Lattice Parameters Photocentric applications team designed the following different lattices test piece as a recommendation for user’s first print with any flexible resin. By doing so, user will understand resin properties in relation to design parameters and assist them to design their next parts accordingly. To download the file please click here. Recommended orientations to print 45° angle or vertical as...

Technical Data Pre-Print Instructions • To print with Photocentric Liquid Crystal Magna, choose ‘BASF Ultracur3D FLD5006’ at desired layer thickness when preparing your print file in Photocentric Studio. • Heat the resin to 30°C in the bottle. • Shake the resin bottle for 2 minutes before pouring into the resin vat. (Shaking the resin before it’s poured into the vat ensures pigments and other constituents of the resin are evenly dispersed). • To keep the resin in good functional state and minimal vat polymerisation, use only required amount for each print. After each print filter the resin...