Pro3Dure printodent GR-23 mouthguard: biocompatible 3D printing resin for mouthguards

Description

COMPATIBLE WITH DLP/LCD/SLA 3D PRINTERS.

 

Specifications for Pro3dure printodent GR-23 mouthguard

Property	Requirement	Result ***	Standard
Tensile strength	4 MPa ****	17 MPa	ISO 37
Elongation at break	60% ****	88%	ISO 37
Tear strength (trouser)	4 N/mm ****	23 N/mm	ISO 34-1
Shore Hardness (23 °C)	40 ± 5D ****	40 D	ISO 48-4
Shore Hardness (37 °C)	25 ± 5D ****	25 D	ISO 48-4
Viscosity (25 °C)	n.a./n.a.	0,5 Pa s	DIN 53019-1
Bio compatibility	Irritation and delayed-type allergies	Comply	ISO 10993-1 ISO 10993-10
Bio compatibility	Cytotoxicity	Comply	ISO 10993-1 ISO 10993-5

* not applicable

** on the basis

*** these data result from measurements of a representative sample, which were determined within the scope of our quality assurance

**** typical design specifications for tough materials

How to use

Preparation:

• GR-23 mouthguard bottles should be well shaken before use (Fig.1).

• Make sure that GR-23 mouthguard temperature is within 23 °C to 30 °C. If possible, always store a bottle GR-23 mouthguard in your production unit in order to avoid temperature differences during refilling.

• Impurities due to operational mistakes cannot be excluded. With respect to the low viscosity of the resin it is possible to filtrate GR-23 mouthguard and stir it on a regular base (Fig.3). To avoid bubbles let GR-23 mouthguard rest for 1 hour before usage.

Manufacturing process:

1. Prepare data (CAD & build preparation).
2. Choose process parameters (build style, etc.).
3. Transfer prepared data to 3D printing device.
4. Prepare 3D printing – shake bottle.
5. Fill resin tank of 3D printing device (Fig.2). Bubbles can be removed with a clean spatula or by a recoater routine.
6. Build the parts.
7. Clean parts (with IPA ≥ 97 % or equivalent cleaning agent)
   approx. 10 min. in an ultrasonic bath or equivalent
   device – precleaning recommended.
8. Dry parts, until there are no residues of IPA or equivalent
   cleaning agent.
9. Post curing (2 x 5 min. / wall thickness > 2.5 mm: 2 x 10 min.):
   inert atmosphere recommended (use adequate light
   curing device).
10. Finish parts. The dental objects created with GR-23 mouthguard can be coated and repaired as usual.

Important

• To avoid detrimental effects on material quality do not expose the liquid material to irradiation under any circumstances.

• Deviations from the described manufacturing process may lead to different mechanical and optical properties of the GR-23 mouthguard material.

• Ensure personal protective gear during processing.

• Caution: Polymerized resins are chemically resistant – avoid stains on clothing!

• Avoid any contact with skin and eyes. In case of accidental contact, rinse with adequate running water, consulting a doctor if necessary.

• The lot number and the best before date are indicated on each GR-23 mouthguard packaging. In case of claims please always indicate the lot number of the product.

• Do not use the product after expiry of the best before date.

 

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Safety notice

The company I.D.M di Marin Davide is not a manufacturer of medical materials or devices. The material sold on this site is neither produced nor controlled by the company I.D.M. di Marin Davide, who in no case can be held responsible for any damage caused by use or application of the material, which must only be used on suitable machines and by specialized personnel, exclusively for the purpose indicated, according to the manufacturer’s instructions. For resins with European certification, the properties of the finished product vary according to the entire printing and post-curing process; refer to the manufacturer for any information about it.