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Nexa3D xPP405-Clear

Nexa3D xPP405-Clear is a high elongation and high toughness material with outstanding impact resistance and excellent surface finish. This stiff and durable high performance material is ideal for a wide variety of tools in the production floor, including manufacturing aids and final parts such as housings and consumer goods applications. The unique set of performance attributes makes it comparable to an unfilled thermoplastic like polypropylene. Parts can be printed with various DLP printers and machined, tapped, or polished for final finish.

Product families

Applications

Industrial — Chemical & Industrial Manufacturing
  • Tooling & Moldmaking

Product Families

Plastics — 3D Printing Polymers
  • Photoactive Resins

Other characteristics

Density
1050.0 - 1050.0 kg/m³
End Uses

Consumer Applications, Housings, Molds/Dies/Tools, Power/Other Tools

Tensile Strength
27.0 - 33.0 MPa
Processing Methods
3D Printing, Digital Light Processing
Color
Transparent
Markets
Industrial
Post Curing

xPP405-Clear requires post curing to achieve specified properties.

Technology
Plastics
Post Processing

xPP405-Clear requires post processing to achieve specified properties.

Biocompatibility

Basic Biocompatibility. Passed ISO10993-5 and classified as Non-Irritant in -23

Material Features
  • Durable
  • Excellent Toughness
  • Excellent UV Stability
  • Good Machinability
  • Good Stiffness
  • Good Surface Finish
  • Good Weather Stability
  • High Elongation
Chemical Inventories
  • DSL (Canada)
  • NDSL (Canada)
  • TSCA (USA)
  • TSCA Exempt (USA)
Post Processing Options

Color/Dying - Laboratory testing shows that dying xPP405-Clear using solvent solutions is possible. In order to maintain mechanical properties we recommend dying after post cure is completed. Dyeing prior to post cure, results may vary and effect mechanical properties.. Polishing / Coating is needed for optimum clarity to be obtained. For more information please contact your Henkel representa-tive.

Certifications and Compliance
California Proposition 65
Plastics and Elastomers End Uses
  • Consumer Applications
  • Housings
  • Molds/Dies/Tools
  • Power/Other Tools
Plastics and Elastomers Functions
Resin
Plastics and Elastomers Processing Methods
  • 3D Printing
  • Digital Light Processing

Technical data

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CharacteristicValueUnitMethod
Tensile Stress at Break (Green)²¹27 - 33MPaASTM D638
Tensile Stress at Yield (Green)²¹17 - 19MPaASTM D638
Young’s Modulus (Green)²¹767 - 819MPaASTM D638
Elongation at Failure (Green)²¹116 - 134%ASTM D638
Tensile Stress at Break (Post Processed)²31 - 39MPaASTM D638
Tensile Stress at Yield (Post Processed)²37 - 39MPaASTM D638
Young’s Modulus (Post Processed)²1277 - 1323MPaASTM D638
Elongation at Failure (Post Processed)²82 - 118%ASTM D638
Maximum Flexural Stress(Post Processed)¹43 - 47MPaASTM D790
Flexural Modulus (Post Processed)¹1224 - 1376MPaASTM D790
Flexural Strain at Break (Post Processed)¹Does not break—ASTM D790
Impact Strength - IZOD Notched (Post Processed)⁶62.27 - 68.27J/mASTM D256

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