ZR710 Tough White Photopolymer SLA Resin 3D Printing Material for Stereolithography

Category	Item / Conditions	Value / Description
Physical Characteristics (Liquid State)	Appearance	White liquid
	Density	1.10 g/cm³ @ 25°C
	Viscosity	400 CPS @ 25°C
Molding Performance A Curing Conditions: • 355nm point light source • 330mW power • 5.0 m/s scan speed • No post-curing	Flexural Modulus	2000 ~ 2300 MPa
	Flexural Strength	75 ~ 85 MPa
	Notched Impact Strength	35 ~ 45 J/m
Molding Performance B Curing Conditions: • 90 min UV mercury lamp curing	Flexural Modulus	2813 ~ 3520 MPa
	Flexural Strength	83 ~ 90 MPa
	Notched Impact Strength	42 ~ 50 J/m
	Hardness	87 ~ 92
	Elongation at Break	13 ~ 20%

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ZR710 Tough White Photopolymer Resin is a high-performance, industrial-grade SLA 3D printing material engineered for demanding applications requiring exceptional mechanical strength, durability, and dimensional stability. Designed for stereolithography systems operating at 355nm, ZR710 delivers outstanding flexural modulus (up to 3520 MPa), impact resistance (up to 50 J/m), and hardness (87–92 Shore D) after full UV post-curing.

Ideal for functional prototypes, end-use parts, jigs, fixtures, and low-volume production in automotive, aerospace, medical device, and consumer electronics industries. Its white color ensures excellent surface finish and paintability, while its balanced toughness and stiffness make it suitable for stress-bearing components.

Key Advantages:

High flexural strength & modulus for structural integrity
Excellent notch impact resistance for durable parts
Low viscosity (400 CPS) for smooth resin flow and fast printing
Compatible with most 355nm SLA printers
Post-cure optional — achieves baseline performance without additional curing

Technical Specs Summary:

Liquid State: White, 1.10 g/cm³ density, 400 CPS viscosity @25°C
Cured Properties (Post-Cured): Up to 3520 MPa flexural modulus, 90 MPa strength, 50 J/m impact, 92 hardness, 20% elongation

Forgecise ZR710 perfect for engineers, manufacturers, and R&D teams seeking reliable, tough, white photopolymers for precision additive manufacturing.

Key Features

High Speed, High Precision, High Quality

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Uncompromising Quality: Exceptional detail resolution and ultra-smooth finishes.
High Precision: Achieves accuracy up to 0.05 mm, ideal for manufacturing high-precision prototypes and master patterns.
Rapid Turnaround: Completes part fabrication in anywhere.
Complex Geometry Capability: Producing intricate structures and complex assemblies than traditional manufacturing methods.
Versatile Material Portfolio: Supports a wide range of photopolymer resins, high toughness, fine detail, diverse colors, high clarity, and heat resistance.
Comprehensive Product Range: Build sizes from 300 mm to 2100 mm, dual-workstation systems with automatic alternating capabilities for uninterrupted production.

FAQ:

Q1: What is SLA technology?

A1: SLA (Stereolithography) is a high-speed, high-precision 3D printing method. It uses a UV laser to cure liquid “photosensitive resin” into solid parts layer by layer. Forgecise in this field with industry-standard innovations.

Q2: How does the SLA process work?

A2: A UV laser scans the resin surface to cure a single cross-section layer. A new layer of liquid resin is then coated over it, and the laser cures the next slice, bonding it to the previous one. This repeats until the full 3D part is built.

Q3: Why is precise laser and resin control critical in SLA?

A3: Precision ensures accurate geometry and strong bonding between layers. Forgecise’s advanced control systems optimize laser scanning and resin coating, minimizing errors and follow the global standard for part quality.

Q4: What are the advantages of Forgecise’s SLA technology?

A4: Forgecise combines high-speed UV laser scanning with micron-level precision to deliver parts with exceptional surface finish and detail. As an industry innovator, our proprietary curing and recoating processes have been tested for reliability, ensuring consistent quality and reduced production time for complex geometries.

Q5: What are typical applications of Forgecise’s SLA technology?

A5: Our technology is ideal for creating high-precision rapid prototypes, master patterns for molding, and intricate medical or dental models. It excels in producing complex engineering parts with fine features and smooth surfaces that are difficult to achieve with other manufacturing methods.

ZR710 Tough White Photopolymer SLA Resin 3D Printing Material for Stereolithography

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