Dental Resin Systems Innovation Driven
Dental 3D Printing Resins for Lab Production
16 purpose-built resins for repeatable dental production. Covering models, surgical guides, casting, denture bases, crowns, splints, aligner and IBT workflows—formulated for open LCD and DLP systems.
Materials & Equipment Catalog
Explore dental resins, aligner sheets, restorative materials, and equipment in one catalog.
Open System Compatibility
Works with Mainstream LCD & DLP Printers
Find specific printer models and printing parameters
* All trademarks are property of their respective owners.
Material Portfolio Index
Quick access to our specialized dental resins.
Model Resin Quick Selector
Compare Three Dental Model Resins by Workflow
Within RayForm’s full dental resin portfolio, three model resins address different production priorities. Use this quick comparison to choose a starting point, then review each product’s detailed section below.
Stable model performance
RF-ZX-03
High Precision Implant Model Resin
For large-scale dental model production requiring high precision, strength and stable model performance while balancing efficiency and cost.
Explore RF-ZX-03Heat and pressure workflows
RF-CI-808
High Temp Resistant Model Resin
For high-temperature dental models used in hot-pressing workflows, where resistance to heat and pressure and reliable detail reproduction are required.
Explore RF-CI-808Water-washable post-processing
RF-ZJ-02
Water Washable Dental Model Resin
For dental labs that prefer tap-water cleaning, low odor, low shrinkage and a shorter post-processing workflow.
Explore RF-ZJ-02Validate printer parameters, cleaning and post-curing for your equipment and production workflow.
Before a material trial, review model shrinkage and post-curing controls. For forming workflows, see our high-temperature model resin selection guide.
Material property comparison
Compare Three Resin Pairs Using TDS Values
TDS typical values; printed performance depends on equipment, settings and post-processing.
Denture base resins
| Property | RF-JT-05 | RF-TJ-09 |
|---|---|---|
| Flexural modulus | 2000 MPa | 1000 MPa |
| Elongation at break | 10% | 100% |
Splint resins
| Property | RF-HS-12 | RF-SS-13 |
|---|---|---|
| Flexural modulus | 2200–2500 MPa | 1000–1200 MPa |
| Elongation at break | 8–10% | 75–85% |
Crown resin formulations
| Property | RF-YG-08-25% | RF-YG-08-55% |
|---|---|---|
| Tensile strength | 120 MPa | 140 MPa |
| Flexural strength | 140 MPa | 140–150 MPa |
25% and 55% are separate formulations. Their TDS values are not interchangeable.
High Precision Implant Model Resin
Key Features
RF-ZX-03 is an LCD/DLP resin for common dental working-model production. Its TDS identifies high precision, high strength, heat resistance and aging resistance. Listed model workflows include orthodontic appliances, pressure forming and jaw models. Compare the documented hardness, stiffness and printer starting profiles with your model requirements, then validate printed details and post-processing on the actual equipment used by your laboratory. TDS (PDF, English)
High-Temperature Dental Model Resin
Key Features
RF-CI-808 is a milky-white LCD/DLP resin for high-temperature dental models. The TDS highlights surface hardness, detail reproduction and resistance to the heat and pressure used in hot-pressing workflows. Use its measured heat-deflection data and representative printer settings to plan a controlled model trial with documented processing conditions. Validate the complete forming cycle with your equipment and model geometry before selecting production settings. TDS (PDF, English)
Water Washable Dental Model Resin
Key Features
RF-ZJ-02 is a gray, water-washable LCD/DLP printing resin for dental models. Its TDS describes low odor, low shrinkage, toughness and detail reproduction, with tap water as a cleaning option. Compare its measured material properties and starting printer parameters with the models you produce. Follow the documented drying, support-removal and post-processing sequence, then assess the printed model in your laboratory workflow. TDS (PDF, English)
Surgical Guide Resin
Key Features
RF-DB-04 is a transparent LCD/DLP 3D printing resin whose TDS describes guide and locator workflows alongside measured mechanical properties. Its documented material characteristics include high precision, surface hardness, strength and detail reproduction. Review the TDS data and the current product-use documentation before selection. Request a sample to compare printed transparency, details and finishing under the laboratory process you intend to use. TDS (PDF, English)
Castable Resin for Dental Casting
Key Features
RF-ZZ-07 is a green LCD/DLP resin for printing dental casting patterns. The TDS identifies precision, good hardness and castability, with residual ash below 0.1% and a stated heating range. Review its printer references and IPA cleaning sequence when preparing a trial. Assess the resin together with your investment, alloy and furnace process rather than selecting a casting material by ash content alone. TDS (PDF, English)
Gingiva Mask Resin
Key Features
RF-YY-10 is a red LCD/DLP resin for flexible simulated gingiva used with dental model materials. The TDS identifies elasticity, tear resistance and molding stability, with Shore A hardness and elongation data for material comparison. Evaluate it as the gingival component of your model system. Review the listed printer references and cleaning sequence, then test printed flexibility and detail reproduction in the laboratory. TDS (PDF, English)
Flexible Denture Base Resin
Key Features
RF-TJ-09 is an elastic denture-base resin for laboratory workflow evaluation. Its TDS describes high elasticity, toughness, precision, and fatigue resistance, with Shore D hardness of 71–75. Review the TDS and validate printing, post-processing, and finishing on your equipment. TDS (PDF, English)
Temporary Crown & Bridge Resin
Key Features
Temporary crown and bridge material for laboratory evaluation. Review A1/A2 shades and TDS starting profiles, then calibrate your LCD/DLP process. TDS (PDF, English)
Rigid Denture Base Resin
Key Features
Rigid denture base material with flesh-color appearance. Compare TDS mechanical data and calibrate the printer and finishing process in the laboratory. TDS (PDF, English)
Permanent Crown Resin 25%
Key Features
25% A2 crown resin for laboratory evaluation. Compare the matching TDS with the 55% formulation and calibrate exposure on your LCD/DLP printer. TDS (PDF, English)
For material qualification and documentation checks, read our temporary vs permanent crown resin selection guide.
Permanent Crown Resin 55%
Key Features
55% A1 crown resin for laboratory evaluation. Compare the matching TDS with the 25% formulation and calibrate exposure on your LCD/DLP printer. TDS (PDF, English)
Hard Splint Resin
Key Features
Semi-clear hard splint material for laboratory evaluation. Compare TDS stiffness data and calibrate exposure and finishing on your actual printer. TDS (PDF, English)
Soft Splint Resin
Key Features
Semi-clear splint material with TDS-described shape-memory behavior at 35–50°C. Evaluate the temperature response and calibrate your LCD/DLP workflow. TDS (PDF, English)
4D Direct Aligner Resin
Key Features
RF-MII-D200 is a clear resin for LCD/DLP workflow evaluation. Its TDS lists transparency, fatigue resistance, shape memory and toughness. Compare the reference properties and confirm the current intended-use and safety documentation with RayForm before clinical use. TDS (PDF, English)
Indirect Bonding Tray (IBT) Resin
Key Features
Semi-transparent IBT resin with flexibility and easy removal described by the TDS. Evaluate tray handling and calibrate the corresponding LCD/DLP profile. TDS (PDF, English)
Fixed Hybrid Denture Resin
Key Features
A1 fixed hybrid denture material for laboratory evaluation. Compare the matching TDS mechanical data and validate the LCD/DLP workflow on your equipment. TDS (PDF, English)