MPC12 is a clear, multipurpose SLA photopolymer from Additive Manufacturing Materials, tuned for functional prototypes, RTV master patterns and investment casting patterns on 355 nm solid-state laser systems.
MPC12 is a clear, multipurpose SLA photopolymer from Additive Manufacturing Materials, tuned for functional prototypes, RTV master patterns and investment casting patterns on 355 nm solid-state laser systems.
The resin has low viscosity, so it builds fast and cleans up easily. Post-cured parts are water-resistant, with clarity the data sheet compares to acrylic or polycarbonate mouldings.
Typical values from the Additive Manufacturing Materials data sheet.
| Property | Typical value | Test method |
|---|---|---|
| Tensile strength | 50 to 56 MPa | ASTM D638M |
| Tensile modulus | 2,700 to 2,920 MPa | ASTM D638M |
| Elongation at break | 8 to 15% | ASTM D638M |
| Elongation at yield | 3 to 4% | ASTM D638M |
| Impact strength (Izod, notched) | 2.05 kJ/m² | ASTM D256A |
| Heat deflection temperature at 0.45 MPa | 49 °C | - |
| Liquid viscosity | 230 cps | - |
Optimised for all rapid prototyping systems using solid-state 355 nm lasers.
Complete Fabrication prints parts in MPC12 Clear at Lion Works in Whittlesford, near Cambridge, and finishes, paints and assembles them in house. Email your CAD to Info@compfab.co.uk or call +44 1223 836837. We quote fast. If you need a quote quickly, let us know and we will do our best to match your timings. See all materials we run.
MPC12 is a clear, multipurpose SLA photopolymer from Additive Manufacturing Materials, tuned for functional prototypes, RTV master patterns and investment casting patterns on 355 nm solid-state laser systems.
MPC12 Clear has a typical tensile strength of 50 to 56 MPa (ASTM D638M), according to the Additive Manufacturing Materials data sheet.
The Additive Manufacturing Materials data sheet gives MPC12 Clear a heat deflection temperature at 0.45 MPa of 49 °C.
MPC12 Clear is used for functional prototypes, lenses and optical guides, RTV master patterns and investment casting patterns.
Yes. Complete Fabrication prints parts in MPC12 Clear at its workshop in Whittlesford, near Cambridge. Send CAD to Info@compfab.co.uk. We quote fast, and if you need a quote quickly, let us know and we will do our best to match your timings.
Values are typical figures from the Additive Manufacturing Materials data sheet. They vary with printer, build orientation, post-processing and test method, and are not a specification. Check the current data sheet before you design with the material.
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