Dipon Diamondcraft UV resin 100gr

Dipon UV resin in a 100 gram bottle. It is very suitable for making jewelry and 
other smaller products with a maximum thickness of 2 cm. It is a one-component 
resin that hardens under UV light.

Danger information can be found in the product photos.
Detailed product information is as follows:

DIPON® DiamondCraft UV Resin is a professional 1K UV curing gel-like highly transparent resin. DiamondCraft has excellent mechanical resistance, very high hardness, very good impact resistance, very good heat resistance and impresses with its unrivaled UV resistance and very fast curing.

DIPON® Diamond Craft UV Resin is a professional 1K UV curing gel-like highly transparent resin. DiamondCraft has excellent mechanical resistance, very high hardness, very good impact strength, very good heat resistance and impress with its unmatched UV resistance and very fast curing.

Properties:

• Maximum casting height: 2 cm (20 mm)
• Heat resistance: approx. 93°C
• Diamond clear complete curing
• Processing temperature: -55°C to + 122°C
• 1K (one component, no hardener required)
• Viscous (1500 mPa*s/15°C, 1300 mPa*s/22°C)
• Hardness: Shore D 88 after 24 hours
• Tensile strength: 22 MPa
• Curing performance: approx. 825 mj/cm²
• Recommended distance from UV light source: approx. 12-15 cm
• Recommended UV lamp power: 9w-18w (UV 365nm – 405 nm)
• Curing time 2cm: (UV 9w-18w 120-150s., 36w 90-150s)
• Solid content: 99.9%
• Glass transition temperature: 63°C
• Percentage elongation at break: 160%
• Resistant to water, no haze
• Anti-smear formula
• Excellent cold resistance down to approx. -45°C
• Shelf life: approx. 12 months in sealed original container at 21-25°C

Instructions for use:

Before use, heatDIPON® DiamondCraft UV Resin to at least 20°C z.B. by means of a ten-minute water bath at approx. 45-60°C. A final material temperature of approx. 25°C is ideal for the best possible self-deaeration. Slowly squeeze DIPON® DiamondCraft UV Resin out of the bottle to avoid excessive bubble formation. CAUTION: Store material in original bottle and protect from direct UV radiation. The maximum tested casting height is 2 cm (20 mm). DIPON® DiamondCraft UV Resin should not be mixed with solvents, as the heat generated during the curing process can cause irreparable damage to the workpiece and produce harmful gases. Depending on the UV radiation and lamp intensity, the workpiece may initially appear slightly yellowish, which changes to a diamond-clear appearance after complete cooling. Time specifications UV lamp 9w-36w: approx. 90-180 seconds depending on the lamp power, various preliminary tests necessary as the power may vary depending on the manufacturer. Optionally, it is possible to cure the workpiece in daylight.

Notes for opaque colors: With opaque colors, it is necessary to cast the material in several layers and u.U. also to irradiate the reverse side. The material hardens through UV radiation, which is hardly possible with opaque d.h. opaque colors.

How to use:

DIPON® DiamondCraft UV Resin is ready-mixed and should be warmed up to at least 20°C (recommended 25°C) before use to promote its self-venting ability. DIPON® DiamondCraft UV Resin should be warmed up to at least 20°C before use, e.g. by means of a ten-minute water bath at approx. 45-60°C, 25°C is an ideal final product temperature to promote its self-venting properties. Press DIPON® DiamondCraft UV Resin slowly out of the bottle to avoid excessive bubble formation. ATTENTION: Store material in original bottle and protect from direct UV radiation. The max. tested casting height is 2 cm (20 mm). DIPON® DiamondCraft UV Resin should not be mixed with solvents, as these can cause irreparable damage to the workpiece due to the heat generated during the curing process and can produce gases that are harmful to health. Depending on the UV radiation and lamp intensity, the workpiece may initially have a slightly yellowish appearance, which changes to a diamond-clear appearance after complete cooling. Time specifications UV lamp 9w-36w: approx. 90-180 seconds depending on lamp power, various preliminary tests necessary as the power can vary depending on the manufacturer. Optionally, it is possible to cure the workpiece in daylight.

Notes for opaque colors: With opaque colors it is necessary to cast the material in several layers and possibly also to irradiate the reverse side. The material hardens through UV radiation, which is hardly possible with opaque colors.