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THE PRINTING

PROCESS:

DENTAL MODEL

Section V.

 

When the printing is done, wait until no more residual resin drips from the platform and wear
gloves before removing it. You can wipe off any residual resin as well. 

Our DX series comes with a Flexible Build System. Using the metal tab sticking out from the
platform, you can remove the Flex plate from the brown magnetic base. To remove the print,
simply flex the plate to pop the print off. It’s best to pop the print off directly into the IPA bath
to avoid the print popping off onto the floor or table. Soak the print in at least 91% IPA
(Isopropyl alcohol) for about 10-15 minutes. For some dental resins you may need to leave it in
for longer or agitate the IPA so that the residual liquid resin can be cleaned off. 

After your model is clean, put it in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area until it dries, or dry it up with
a air blower. Please make sure to still be wearing gloves during this time. To cure it, you can
insert the model into our DX Cure Pro machine. Set the timer for 180s, and at the end the print
should be good to be used. The print should feel like plastic. If it still feels tacky, or not dry you
may not have let the print dry for long enough, or the environment may be too humid to dry
properly. In this case, consider utilizing a fan to blow on the print while drying.

4: POST-PROCESSING

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Summary of Contents for DX Cure Pro

Page 1: ...DENTAL USER MANUAL...

Page 2: ...ION III Dental Resins 04 SECTION IV Slicing Software ChiTu Box SECTION V The Printing Process SECTION VI Trouble Shooting SECTION VII Warnings SECTION VIII Warranty and Return Information TABLE OF CON...

Page 3: ...o Build Platform Soft Aluminum with Steel FBS Soft Aluminum with Steel FBS Clear Acrylic Turntable Resin Vat Hard Aluminum Hard Aluminum Heated Vat Yes Yes Max Resin Volume 300mL With Platform 700mL W...

Page 4: ...to run with these features Exposure tests are for ensuring the screen is working as intended The cleaning feature allows you to check the screen for dead pixels and clean the vat The information scre...

Page 5: ...spite being for the same purpose so while we may be able to give general guidance we won t have concrete settings For assistance at any time please visit our ever growing Facebook Dental group Many of...

Page 6: ...iTuBox slicer for the first time you will need to add your printer in Click the Settings button on the right bottom side Then click the button on the top left side of the Settings window Then in the p...

Page 7: ...in Bottom Exposure Time Amount of time it takes to cure the bottom layers of the model to adhere to the and varies depending on resin The longer the bottom exposure time the better the bottom layer wi...

Page 8: ...NING Lowering too far can result in the print not fully peeling off the film Can result in missing layers failed prints and broken nFEP in worst cases NOTES ON SPEEDS AND DISTANCES BRIEF EXPLANATION O...

Page 9: ...er you should check the light source and LCD by pressing Tools Exposure Next It will turn on UV light and a rectangle shape will be displayed that will match the image on the touchscreen Press the ret...

Page 10: ...anually from the printer as the print is now on the USB 1 SLICE YOUR PRINT Each resin vat has a maximum capacity with and without the build plate There are tick marks indicating fill lines It s recomm...

Page 11: ...Isopropyl alcohol for about 10 15 minutes For some dental resins you may need to leave it in for longer or agitate the IPA so that the residual liquid resin can be cleaned off After your model is clea...

Page 12: ...ed help tuning slicer settings There are too many resins out there for us to cover every single one but many experienced users who have used a variety of resins and can help the best when it comes to...

Page 13: ...nd curing inside Always wear gloves a respirator mask and protective goggles when handling liquid resin or a print before the post processing Only touch the print without gloves after it s been fully...

Page 14: ...s from your location to our office in North Carolina USA You must also cover any parts not under warranty You may use your preferred carrier WARRANTY AND RETURNS RETURNS AND REFUNDS If for some reason...

Page 15: ...Visit our website at www epaxdental com...

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