INLAND
INLAND 405nm LCD UV Curing Resin White 500g 3D Printers Accessory
White 405 nm LCD UV-curing resin for compatible DLP printers, 500 g, low-odour and non-toxic with 88 shore D hardness and 28–35 % elongation at break
- Low-odour, non-toxic resin for safer printing
- 405 nm wavelength suits most LCD UV printers
- High 88 Shore D hardness for rigid parts
- Tensile strength 46–67 MPa for durable models
- Elongation at break 28–35 % resists cracking
405 nm LCD UV Resin for White Parts
This photopolymer resin cures under 405 nm light on most LCD-based digital light processing printers. It produces white models with a tensile strength between 46 and 67 MPa and elongation at break of 28 to 35 percent. The cured material reaches a hardness of 88 shore D. The bottle contains 500 g of low-odour, non-toxic formula.
Check printer wavelength and vat capacity
Verify that your printer uses a 405 nm LED UV source before ordering. The resin density ranges from 1.08 to 1.13 g/cm3, so confirm the vat can hold the required volume for your build. Ensure the build platform and FEP film are clean to avoid adhesion issues. Shake the bottle well before each pour to keep pigment suspended.
Single 500 g bottle with no extras
The package includes only the resin in a 500 g container; no gloves, scrapers or slicer profiles are supplied. Users must provide personal protective equipment and post-curing hardware separately. The white colour suits visual prototypes and functional parts alike. Store the bottle away from sunlight to maintain shelf life.
Highlights
- Low-odour, non-toxic resin for safer printing
- 405 nm wavelength suits most LCD UV printers
- High 88 Shore D hardness for rigid parts
- Tensile strength 46–67 MPa for durable models
- Elongation at break 28–35 % resists cracking
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What comes in the box and is anything else needed to start printing?
The box contains a 500 g bottle of white 405 nm LCD UV curing photopolymer resin. You will still need a compatible LCD 3D printer, a build plate, a vat, isopropyl alcohol for washing and personal protective equipment.
Which resin specification should I match to my printer and application?
Choose this resin if your printer uses a 405 nm LED UV light source and you want a standard white material with 88 Shore D hardness, 46–67 MPa tensile strength and 28–35 % elongation at break.
What does the 88 Shore D hardness mean for finished parts?
An 88 Shore D rating indicates a rigid, hard surface that resists indentation, so printed models feel solid and hold fine detail without flexing under light loads.
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