TDS Infinam ST 6100 L
TDS Infinam ST 6100 L
TDS Infinam ST 6100 L
INFINAM® ST 6100 L
INFINAM® ST 6100 L resin is a black-colored easy to process (low viscosity, 1-part system) liquid photopolymer formulation.
The fully cured material exhibits excellent mechanical properties (high strength combined with elongation) and high
temperature resistance.
Storage conditions
INFINAM® ST 6100 L resin is a light-sensitive product protected by its original packaging. Store product in a dry location
with optimum storage temperature of 10-30 °C. Storage beyond this recommended temperature range can adversely affect
both print and product properties. Exposure of the liquid formulation to daylight and especially UV light should be minimized
during storage and handling to ensure consistent print quality.
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion (CTE) (35-115 °C) 108 µm/(m.K) ISO 11359-2
Resin preparation
Shake the bottle of INFINAM® ST 6100 L for ca. 30 sec until the material is homogenous before filling into the printer
The resin needs to be bubble free prior to printing: allow the resin to rest before printing in order to allow air bubbles
to dissipate (prior degassing of the resin can help to expedite this process)
Print settings
INFINAM® ST 6100 L is designed to print optimally on digital light processing (DLP) and LCD machines at 385 or 405 nm
(see table below for exposure time) and is also compatible with stereolithography (SLA) printers
At 405 nm: Critical exposure energy Ec = 8 mJ/cm2 - Depth of penetration Dp = 170 µm
It is advisable to use standard separation speed (e.g. peeling and separation speed of 2–3 mm/s)
Wavelength (nm) Intensity (mW/cm2) Layer thickness (µm) Burn-in exposure time (s) Layer exposure time (s)
385 9 100 10 5
385 9 50 3 2
405 11 100 9 4
405 11 50 3 2
INFINAM® ST 6100 L is designed to be printed with support contact size of 0.2–0.5 mm for easy support removal from
printed parts
For complex geometries, lattice support structure is recommended to ensure high print success rate
Washing procedure
Wash printed parts with isopropanol (IPA) to remove uncured resin and use compressed air to accelerate the removal of
residual solvent from the surface of the parts
Recommended wash cycles: rinse 2-3 times (each rinse for 1-2 min) until excess resin has been completely removed
Let the parts dry for at least 30 min before the next post-processing step
Contact with washing fluids like IPA should be minimized, as prolonged immersion or sonication of the uncured parts
may result in loss in the mechanical properties: do not exceed more than 10 min total exposure to IPA
When support structures are used, they should typically be removed before post-curing
Post-curing procedures
After washing, the parts should be post-cured in order to achieve specified properties
Below are two recommended procedures (it is recommended to flip printed parts once during UV-curing):
Option 1 405 nm lamp (LED, 40 W) at 80 °C for 120 min 80 °C for 120 min
Note: TDS values with their ranges, as reported in this document, were obtained following Option 1 with minimal exposure
to IPA (using wipes wetted with IPA). In order to achieve a HDT of 120 °C, it is recommended, for the thermal-curing, to use
a higher temperature (110 °C instead of 80 °C). In Option 2, thermal-curing is induced in the post-curing apparatus due to
the high intensity of the lamp, although temperature control is not possible.
INFINAM® ST 6100 L was tested for solvent compatibility following standard ASTM D543. Tensile specimens were immersed
in various liquid media for either 24 hours or 7 days (see charts below) and tested following ASTM D638.
100
Relative Change (%)
80
60
100 100 100 102 100
96 99 97 98 95 93 89 93 95 89 94 95 95 97 95 93 97
40
60
50
20
0
Control Water IPA Acetone Motor Oil 10% HCl 10% NaOH 5% NaClO
Tensile Modulus Ultimate Tensile Strength Elongation at Break
100
Relative Change (%)
80
60
108 111 111
100 100 100 95 98 95 99
102 100 100 105 101
93 98 92 90 91
40 85 82
64
57
20
0
Control Water IPA Acetone Motor Oil 10% HCl 10% NaOH 5% NaClO
Tensile Modulus Ultimate Tensile Strength Elongation at Break
INFINAM® ST 6100 L was tested for its stability towards indoor and outdoor weathering conditions. The method is intended
to reproduce the weathering effects that occur when the material is exposed to either solar radiation through glass (indoor
conditions, ASTM D4459, Q-Sun) or to sunlight and moisture as rain or dew (outdoor conditions, ASTM G154, Cycle 1, QUV).
75 96
80 80 86
70 87 80
66 66
73 60
60 53 60 51
40 40
20 20
0 0
0 200 400 600 800 0 400 800 1200
Time (hours) Time (hours)
Note: For the indoor method, it is possible to infer that accelerated weathering times of 400 and 800 hours correspond to
ca. 5 and 10 years of ageing in normal conditions, respectively. For the outdoor method, it is possible to infer that accelerated
weathering times of 600 and 1200 hours correspond to ca. 12 and 24 months of ageing in normal conditions, respectively.
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