Low-melting-point resin material for three-dimensional printer and manufacturing method of low-melting-point resin material
A technology of 3D printers and resin materials, applied in the direction of additive processing, etc., which can solve problems that do not involve melting point temperature
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[0029] The present embodiment adopts the styrene-acrylic resin of 45 parts by weight, the first polyester resin of 25 parts by weight, the second polyester resin of 30 parts by weight, the wax of 4 parts by weight and the carbon black additive of 7 parts by weight, at normal temperature Put it in a high-speed mixing mixer, stir and mix it for 5 minutes, melt and knead it through a single-screw reciprocating extruder at 140 ° C, and cool it quickly, then pulverize it through a pulverizer to obtain a particle size of 0.1 mm to 2 mm of powder.
[0030] Then use a jet mill classifier to classify to obtain a micropowder with a volume diameter of 6 microns to 10 microns, mix the micropowder and external additives in a high-speed mixer, and classify to remove coarseness to obtain a masterbatch. Wherein, the glass transition temperature Tg of styrene-acrylic resin is 60°C, and the softening point temperature T1 / 2 is 120°C; the glass transition temperature Tg of the first polyester res...
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[0033] The present embodiment adopts the styrene-acrylic resin of 35 parts by weight, the first polyester resin of 80 parts by weight, the second polyester resin of 28 parts by weight, the wax of 4 parts by weight and the carbon black additive of 7 parts by weight, at normal temperature Put it in a high-speed mixing mixer, stir and mix it for 5 minutes, melt and knead it through a single-screw reciprocating extruder at 140 ° C, and cool it quickly, then pulverize it through a pulverizer to obtain a particle size of 0.1 mm to 2 mm of powder.
[0034] Then use a jet mill classifier to classify to obtain a micropowder with a volume diameter of 6 microns to 10 microns, mix the micropowder and external additives in a high-speed mixer, and classify to remove coarseness to obtain a masterbatch. Wherein, the glass transition temperature Tg of styrene-acrylic resin is 60°C, and the softening point temperature T1 / 2 is 120°C; the glass transition temperature Tg of the first polyester res...
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[0037] The present embodiment adopts the styrene-acrylic resin of 40 parts by weight, the first polyester resin of 50 parts by weight, the second polyester resin of 50 parts by weight, the wax of 4 parts by weight and the carbon black additive of 7 parts by weight, at normal temperature Put it in a high-speed mixing mixer, stir and mix it for 5 minutes, melt and knead it through a single-screw reciprocating extruder at 140 ° C, and cool it quickly, then pulverize it through a pulverizer to obtain a particle size of 0.1 mm to 2 mm of powder.
[0038] Then use a jet mill classifier to classify to obtain a micropowder with a volume diameter of 6 microns to 10 microns, mix the micropowder and external additives in a high-speed mixer, and classify to remove coarseness to obtain a masterbatch. Wherein, the glass transition temperature Tg of styrene-acrylic resin is 60°C, and the softening point temperature T1 / 2 is 120°C; the glass transition temperature Tg of the first polyester res...
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