Dear Todd,
In addition to SL 5520, SL 5220 and SL 5510 generally produce the lightest
color of the Cibatool epoxy resins. The caveat is that over curing during
build or in the PCA will tend to increase color in these resins. So, pay
careful attention to build parameters and post cure times.
Regards,
Bob Kruger
Product Manager
Ciba Specialty Chemicals
5121 San Fernando Road West
Los Angeles, CA 90039
phone: 818.265.7206
fax: 818.247.6616
email: bob.kruger@cibasc.com
>
> Todd Reese wrote:
>
> > hi all,
> >
> > i'm wondering what sla resins you have found to be the 'clearest' right
> > out of the pca. we're looking at polishing some sla's up without having
> > to go to rtv to get a clear part. we're not looking for crystal clear,
> > but the clearer, the better. sl5520 is the best i've found so far, but
> > wanted some other input from you. i'd also be interested in a few of
> > you that run those resins.
> >
> > thanks,
> > todd
> >
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> > Todd Reese
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> > Fishers, IN 46038
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> > Email: todd.reese@realizeinc.com
> >
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