3Dresyn OD Try-In White Radiopaque Dental Resin

3Dresyn® OD Try-In White Radiopaque is a rigid dental photopolymer designed for components requiring radiopacity, dimensional stability and structural accuracy.

Designed for SLA, DLP and LCD systems for dental laboratory workflows. Radiopacity depends on imaging conditions and geometry.

• Dental try-in components
• Radiopaque dental models
• Imaging-visible validation parts

• Tensile strength: <50 MPa (ISO 527-1 / ISO 527-2)
• Flexural strength: <60 MPa (ISO 178)
• Young’s modulus: 2500–3000 MPa (ISO 527)
• Elongation at break: <3% (ISO 527)
• Shore hardness: D85–90 (ISO 868)

• Density: 0.90–1.20 g/cm³, depending on formulation and, where applicable, selected version (ISO 1675)
• Printing shrinkage: no measurable dimensional shrinkage after calibration under validated processing conditions
• Resolution capability: up to 20 µm
• Viscosity: <4000 mPas at 23°C ± 2°C (ISO 3219)

• High rigidity and dimensional accuracy
• Radiopaque behavior under imaging conditions
• High resolution up to 20 µm
• Very low shrinkage

• Printing technologies: SLA, DLP and LCD
• Compatible with most commercial systems

• Organo-tin free formulation

• Biocompatibility-related testing may follow ISO 10993 methodologies depending on formulation and validated workflow
• Final device validation remains the responsibility of the legal manufacturer

Material performance depends on processing conditions and post-curing parameters.

This material is supplied as a professional laboratory material and is not marketed as a finished medical device. The regulatory classification and compliance of any final dental device manufactured using this material remain the sole responsibility of the legal manufacturer in accordance with applicable regulations.

This technical datasheet should be used together with the relevant processing, calibration, safety and workflow documentation available in the 3Dresyns® Resources section.

Access the 3Dresyns® Technical Resources (IFU, calibration, CRT, post-processing and troubleshooting)