SKU:
DTX-PFMTEGIMPZM 
-30%
15300€
Price VAT included (21%) 185,13 €List price: 218,57 €
Onyx Impact Plus: High Impact Resistance Resin (1 kg) - Phrozen
Brand: Phrozen
Reference: DTX-PFMTEGIMPZM
Mfr. reference: FMTEGIMPZM
-30%
15300€
Price VAT included (21%) 185,13 €List price: 218,57 €
High quality resin for 3D prints:
- Impact resistance 5 times greater compared to standard resins.
- Ability to support loads of more than 150 kg.
- Flexible and durable material that recovers its original shape.
- Viscosity of 1800-2000 cP for optimal printing.
- Surface hardness of 72 Shore D, ensuring high resistance.
15300€
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Fastest delivery on between Friday, June 27 - Monday, June 30 ordering before .
You have 15 days for free return.High quality resin for 3D prints:
- Impact resistance 5 times greater compared to standard resins.
- Ability to support loads of more than 150 kg.
- Flexible and durable material that recovers its original shape.
- Viscosity of 1800-2000 cP for optimal printing.
- Surface hardness of 72 Shore D, ensuring high resistance.
Description
Onyx Impact Plus High Impact Resistance Resin
Features of Onyx Impact Plus High Impact Resistance Resin:
- Shockproof and unbreakable: Ultra-high impact resistance to withstand even the most vigorous attacks continuously.
- Incredibly strong weight resistance: With extreme weight-bearing power, objects printed with Phrozen ONYX Impact Plus can carry loads of over 150kg.
- Flexible and resistant material: Highly durable and resistant, Phrozen Onyx Impact Plus will maintain its integrity to always return to its original shape.
- Content: 1 kg.
Technical Specifications of:
- Viscosity: 1800-2000 cP.
- Surface hardness: 72 Shore D
- Tensile stress at break: 30.6MPa
- Young's modulus: 943 MPa
- Elongation at break: 90%
- Izod impact with notch: 137 J/m
- Dureza Shore D (5s): 72-D:
- Solid density: 1.3g/cm3
- Liquid density: 1.05 g/cm3
- 0.45 MPa to 0.5 MPa. 52°C
- Flexion module: 977 MPa
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