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--- formcure_uv [2023/01/06 00:38] – [FormCure UV Curing Station] haley
+++ formcure_uv [2023/01/06 00:43] (current) – [Safety Concerns] haley
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-| **Description:**                Formlabs UV curing chamber                           |
+| **Description:**                FormLabs UV curing chamber                           |
-| **Manufacturer:**               Formlabs                       |
+| **Manufacturer:**               FormLabs                       |
+Last updated 1/5/23 Haley
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 ===== About =====
-Some FormLabs Resins used in the Form 2 3D printer can benefit from post process curing. Each resin has a specific hardening curve which can be found within the reference material which will indicate the ideal time and temperature to be set on the FormCure.
+After your FormLabs print has gone through the FormWash, the resin should be cured in the FormCure, a UV curing chamber. Each resin has a specific hardening curve that can be found within the reference material. This will help you indicate the ideal time and temperature to be set on the FormCure.
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-===== Detailed Specifications =====
-  * Max cure temp: 80 degrees C
-  * Light: 39W total drawn by 13 405 nm LEDs
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 ===== Safety Concerns =====
-  * Allow at least half an hour for IPA to evaporate before placing part in Form Cure
+  * Allow at least half an hour for IPA to evaporate before placing part in FormCure
   * Allow time for the Form Cure to cool off before removing parts
   * Do not operate form cure with lid open
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+===== Detailed Specifications =====
+  * Max cure temp: 80 degrees C
+  * Light: 39W total drawn by 13 405 nm LEDs
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 ===== Reference Documentation =====
+[[form2sop|Form 2 Training SOP]]
 [[https://support.formlabs.com/s/article/Using-Form-Cure?language=en_US]]
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-===== Training Documentation =====
-[[form2sop|Form 2 Training SOP]]
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