Deprag Restoration Model Resin is designed for printed dental models, not for direct intraoral restorations. Its role is to support diagnostic work, restoration planning and laboratory communication by producing accurate models with clean surface detail.

The resin works with open-system LCD and SLA 3D printers and cures within the 385–405 nm UV range. This makes it suitable for many dental 3D printing setups where the lab or clinic is not restricted to a closed material system.

With a listed print accuracy of ±50 μm and layer thickness from 0.025 mm to 0.1 mm, the material supports detailed model production. The user can choose finer or thicker layers depending on the balance needed between surface definition and printing time.

The resin has a viscosity of 150–350 mPa·s at 25°C and density of 1.05–1.15 g/cm³. These specifications are useful for teams managing print consistency, resin handling and repeatable output across different model types.

After printing, the model should be rinsed with 95% isopropyl alcohol or resin cleaner before UV post-curing. The recommended post-curing time is 5–10 minutes under 385–405 nm UV light, depending on the equipment and workflow.

Restoration model resin: Made for high-precision dental restoration and diagnostic models.

Open-system printer compatibility: Suitable for LCD and SLA 3D printers using open resin workflows.

385–405 nm UV curing: Works within the common UV curing range used in dental 3D printing.

0.025–0.1 mm layer thickness: Allows the user to adjust the balance between detail and print speed.

±50 μm print accuracy: Supports controlled model output for crown, bridge and implant case planning.

150–350 mPa·s viscosity: Provides a workable resin consistency for dental model printing.

75–85 Shore D hardness: Gives printed models the hardness needed for routine laboratory handling.

Smooth matte finish: Produces a clean model surface with clear detail definition.

5–10 minute post-curing: Designed for UV post-curing after cleaning with alcohol or resin cleaner.

1000 g bottle size: Supplied in a practical format for regular clinic or laboratory use.

12-month unopened shelf life: Can be stored unopened for up to 12 months in a dry, dark environment at 10–30°C.