Kexcelled MOLEGRID™ Ortho Model High-Precision Dental Resin - 1 kg

£48.88 £40.73
SKU
ORTHO-MODEL-GRY

Kexcelled MOLEGRID™ Ortho Model Grey is a rigid, high-precision 385–405 nm dental resin for repeatable orthodontic study models, treatment-planning models and appropriately validated clear-aligner workflows. Its 84 Shore D hardness and opaque Grey finish support accurate, stable and professional model production.

High-Precision Grey Resin for Orthodontic Dental Models

Kexcelled MOLEGRID™ Ortho Model Grey is a rigid, high-precision 385–405 nm dental resin for repeatable orthodontic study models, treatment-planning models and appropriately validated clear-aligner workflows.

Its 84 Shore D hardness and opaque Grey finish support accurate, stable and professional model production.

This product page is specifically for the Grey 1 kg version.

Key Performance Benefits

  • Dedicated orthodontic formulation: Developed specifically for the production of physical orthodontic dental models.
  • High printing precision: Supports reproduction of full-arch geometry, tooth position, occlusal surfaces and gingival contours.
  • Good precision retention: Designed to retain model geometry after printing, cleaning and correct post-curing.
  • Rigid model performance: 84 Shore D hardness and a tensile modulus of 2,550 MPa support stable models for routine laboratory handling.
  • Low-viscosity processing: 300–400 cps viscosity at 25°C supports resin flow, layer replenishment and post-print drainage.
  • 385–405 nm compatibility: Suitable for many compatible open-material LCD, MSLA and DLP resin printers operating within this wavelength range.
  • Opaque Grey finish: Provides a neutral, professional appearance for visual inspection of tooth anatomy, occlusion and model geometry.

Designed Around Orthodontic Model Production

Orthodontic models need to reproduce the complete dental arch accurately while retaining tooth position, occlusal detail and overall geometry throughout printing and post-processing.

MOLEGRID™ Ortho Model is designed specifically for this task. Its rigid mechanical profile helps the completed model retain its shape during laboratory handling, inspection, treatment planning and suitable downstream production processes.

This focused orthodontic positioning differentiates it from a broader general-purpose dental model resin. It is particularly suited to users whose priority is consistent and repeatable production of orthodontic arches and study models.

Orthodontic Applications

Full-Arch Orthodontic Models

Produce rigid upper and lower arch models with clear tooth anatomy, gingival contours and occlusal detail for routine orthodontic laboratory workflows.

Study and Diagnostic Models

Create physical models for case review, treatment planning, comparison and documentation. The opaque Grey finish provides clear visual presentation of dental anatomy and surface geometry.

Clear-Aligner Production Models

MOLEGRID™ Ortho Model may be used to produce physical models for appropriately validated clear-aligner thermoforming workflows.

The complete process should be tested using the laboratory’s chosen thermoforming material, model design, wall thickness, forming temperature, cycle duration and equipment.

Treatment-Progress Models

Produce sequential physical models representing different stages of orthodontic treatment for laboratory production, clinical reference, training or case communication.

Dental Education and Demonstration

Suitable for orthodontic teaching, practical demonstrations, clinical training and communication between dental technicians, clinicians and students.

Precision Retention for Repeatable Orthodontic Work

A successful orthodontic model must do more than reproduce surface detail. It must also retain the complete arch geometry throughout printing, washing and post-curing.

MOLEGRID™ Ortho Model combines high printing precision with a rigid cured profile intended to support:

  • Consistent full-arch geometry
  • Stable tooth positioning
  • Clear occlusal and interproximal detail
  • Repeatable production of sequential models
  • Routine laboratory handling and model inspection
  • Appropriately validated downstream aligner workflows

Final accuracy will also depend on the printer, exposure settings, orientation, support strategy, model design and post-curing process.

Professional Grey Finish

This listing is specifically for MOLEGRID™ Ortho Model Grey in the 1 kg format.

The opaque Grey colour provides a neutral, professional appearance that helps tooth anatomy, occlusal features, gingival contours and overall model geometry remain clearly visible during laboratory inspection.

Kexcelled also manufactures MOLEGRID™ Ortho Model in a Skin colour for users who prefer a more natural model presentation. The Skin version is a separate product and is not supplied through this Grey listing.

Colour availability: This page is for the Grey version only. A separate product page can be provided for MOLEGRID™ Ortho Model Skin when that version is available from Daemon 3D Print.

When Should You Choose MOLEGRID™ Ortho Model?

MOLEGRID™ Ortho Model is the more focused choice when the main requirement is repeatable production of rigid orthodontic arches, study models and treatment-planning models.

The broader MOLEGRID™ Model resin is intended for a wider range of dental applications, including general working models, diagnostic models and suitable crown-and-bridge or orthodontic workflows.

Choose Ortho Model when orthodontic production, arch stability and precision retention are the principal requirements.

Technical Specifications

Technical specifications for Kexcelled MOLEGRID Ortho Model Grey dental resin
Technical Property Value Practical Relevance
Product colour Grey Provides a neutral, professional finish for inspecting orthodontic anatomy and surface geometry.
Appearance Opaque Produces a solid finish for visual inspection and professional model presentation.
Bottle size 1 kg Suitable for professional dental laboratory and orthodontic model production.
Wavelength range 385–405 nm Suitable for many compatible open-material LCD, MSLA and DLP printers operating within this range.
Liquid density 1.10–1.20 g/cm³ at 25°C Provides a reference for material handling and production calculations.
Resin viscosity 300–400 cps at 25°C Supports resin flow, layer replenishment and drainage after printing.
Tensile strength 44 MPa — ASTM D638 Contributes to model durability during normal laboratory handling.
Tensile modulus 2,550 MPa — ASTM D638 Indicates a rigid material intended to resist tensile deformation and retain model geometry.
Elongation at break 11% — ASTM D638 Indicates limited deformation before failure while maintaining a rigid orthodontic model profile.
Flexural strength 67 MPa — ASTM D790 Supports routine model handling and resistance to bending loads.
Flexural modulus 1,950 MPa — ASTM D790 Helps the completed model retain its shape during handling and suitable downstream processes.
Impact value 25 J/m — ASTM D256 Provides an indication of resistance to sudden impact during normal use.
Shore hardness 84 Shore D — ASTM D2240 Produces a hard, rigid surface suited to orthodontic study and production models.
Heat deflection temperature 78.5°C at 0.45 MPa — ASTM D648 Provides a thermal-performance reference when assessing suitability for validated downstream workflows.
Post-curing test reference 10 minutes at 10 mW/cm² Reference curing condition used to obtain the published mechanical properties.
Technical note: Published mechanical properties may vary according to model geometry, printing orientation, printer, exposure settings and post-curing procedure. The values above should be treated as manufacturer test data rather than guaranteed results for every printed model.

Technical documentation: The official product brochure and Technical Data Sheet are available through the Attachments tab on this product page.

Recommended Applications

  • Full-arch orthodontic dental models
  • Orthodontic study models
  • Diagnostic and treatment-planning models
  • Sequential treatment-progress models
  • Appropriately validated clear-aligner production models
  • Clinical reference models
  • Orthodontic education and training models
  • Dental laboratory and clinician case communication
Important: MOLEGRID™ Ortho Model is intended for the production of physical orthodontic dental models. It is not presented as a material for direct intraoral use, implantation or the production of permanent patient-contacting dental appliances.

Use in Clear-Aligner Thermoforming Workflows

MOLEGRID™ Ortho Model may be considered for the production of models used in appropriately validated clear-aligner thermoforming workflows.

Suitability cannot be determined from the resin specification alone. The final result will also depend on:

  • The thermoforming material and sheet thickness
  • The forming temperature and heating duration
  • The pressure or vacuum applied
  • The thermoforming equipment
  • The printed model’s wall thickness and internal structure
  • The model design and drainage features
  • The resin washing and post-curing process

A complete test cycle should be carried out before the material is introduced into routine aligner production.

Thermal-performance note: The published heat deflection temperature is 78.5°C at 0.45 MPa. This value should not be interpreted as a guarantee that the model is suitable for every thermoforming temperature, machine or cycle.

Printer Compatibility

MOLEGRID™ Ortho Model is formulated for compatible resin printers using light sources within the 385–405 nm wavelength range.

It may be suitable for many open-material LCD, MSLA and DLP systems, provided the printer accepts third-party materials and allows suitable control over exposure settings.

Compatibility cannot be confirmed from wavelength alone. Screen intensity, pixel size, layer height, exposure control, model geometry and post-curing equipment will all affect the result.

Complete a small validation print before production use and confirm dimensional accuracy against the original digital model.

Recommended Processing Workflow

  1. Mix: Shake or mix the resin thoroughly before use to redistribute any settled pigment.
  2. Prepare the model: Confirm model orientation, support placement, wall thickness and drainage before slicing.
  3. Print: Use suitable starting parameters for the printer wavelength, light intensity and selected layer height.
  4. Validate: Check the first model for dimensional accuracy, surface detail and complete curing before repeat production.
  5. Wash: Clean the printed model using the method and solvent stated in the current manufacturer documentation.
  6. Dry: Allow the model to dry completely before post-curing.
  7. Post-cure: Follow the manufacturer recommended curing procedure. The published mechanical values were measured after a reference post-cure of 10 minutes at 10 mW/cm².
  8. Inspect: Confirm complete curing, dimensional accuracy and model suitability before using it within a laboratory production workflow.

Processing requirements may vary according to the printer, wash equipment, curing chamber, model geometry and laboratory environment.

Storage and Safe Handling

  • Keep the bottle tightly closed when not in use.
  • Store the resin in accordance with the temperature range stated in the current manufacturer documentation.
  • Protect the resin from sunlight, UV exposure and excessive heat.
  • Wear suitable protective gloves and eye protection when handling uncured resin.
  • Avoid direct skin contact with uncured material.
  • Read the current Safety Data Sheet before use.
  • Keep away from children and unauthorised personnel.

Why Buy from Daemon 3D Print?

  • UK-based supply: Local availability and support for dental laboratories, clinics, universities and professional users.
  • Clearly defined product variant: This listing is specifically for the Grey 1 kg version, helping customers select the correct material and colour.
  • Printer compatibility support: Customers can submit their printer details through our dedicated compatibility enquiry form before ordering.
  • Application-led guidance: Support when comparing general dental model materials with a dedicated orthodontic resin.
  • Volume pricing: Dedicated webshop discounts are available for purchases of 10 bottles and 20 bottles where shown through the product pricing.
  • B2B procurement support: Formal quotations, invoicing and purchasing assistance for dental laboratories, clinics, educational organisations and other professional customers.

Not Sure If Your Printer Is Compatible?

MOLEGRID™ Ortho Model is formulated for compatible resin printers operating within the 385–405 nm wavelength range, but wavelength alone does not confirm compatibility.

Printer architecture, light intensity, exposure control and whether the machine accepts third-party materials can all affect suitability.

Use our dedicated printer compatibility form to tell us which printer you are using. Daemon 3D Print can then review the available information and help you assess whether MOLEGRID™ Ortho Model is suitable for your machine.

Ask About Printer Compatibility

Frequently Asked Questions

Which colour is supplied on this product page?

This listing is specifically for the Grey 1 kg version of MOLEGRID™ Ortho Model.

Is MOLEGRID™ Ortho Model also available in Skin?

Yes. Kexcelled also manufactures Ortho Model in Skin. The Skin colour is treated as a separate product and can have its own product page when available from Daemon 3D Print.

Can I buy the Skin version from this page?

No. This product page and its pricing relate only to the Grey 1 kg version.

Why is Grey useful for orthodontic models?

The opaque Grey finish provides a neutral technical appearance that helps tooth anatomy, occlusal detail, gingival contours and surface geometry remain clearly visible during inspection.

What is MOLEGRID™ Ortho Model designed for?

It is designed specifically for physical orthodontic dental models, including full arches, study models, treatment-planning models and appropriately validated clear-aligner production models.

How does Ortho Model differ from the standard MOLEGRID™ Model resin?

MOLEGRID™ Model is intended for a broader range of dental model applications. Ortho Model is the more focused choice where repeatable orthodontic arch geometry, rigid handling and precision retention are the main priorities.

Is MOLEGRID™ Ortho Model compatible with 405 nm printers?

It is formulated for compatible printers operating within the 385–405 nm range. Compatibility also depends on whether the printer accepts third-party materials and provides sufficient control over exposure settings.

Which printer brands can use this resin?

It may be suitable for many open-material LCD, MSLA and DLP systems operating between 385 and 405 nm. Compatibility and starting settings should be confirmed for the specific printer model.

How hard is the cured material?

The published hardness is 84 Shore D. This produces a hard, rigid model suited to orthodontic study, planning and production workflows.

Does the material retain orthodontic arch geometry?

The resin is designed for high printing precision and good precision retention after printing and post-curing. Final accuracy will also depend on the printer, settings, orientation, supports, washing and curing process.

Can it be used for clear-aligner models?

It may be used for appropriately validated clear-aligner model workflows. The laboratory should test the complete process using its own model design, forming material, temperature, cycle duration and thermoforming equipment.

Is it a high-temperature thermoforming resin?

It should not be described as an extreme high-temperature resin. Its published heat deflection temperature is 78.5°C at 0.45 MPa. Suitability for a particular thermoforming cycle must be validated by the user.

Can it be used for direct patient contact?

No direct intraoral use should be assumed. MOLEGRID™ Ortho Model is intended for physical orthodontic dental models rather than appliances or restorations placed directly in the mouth.

Is this resin biocompatible?

Biocompatibility should not be assumed from the supplied Technical Data Sheet. The material should be treated as a dental laboratory model resin unless separate applicable regulatory documentation confirms otherwise.

Does the resin require washing and post-curing?

Yes. Printed models must be properly cleaned, fully dried and post-cured according to the current manufacturer instructions.

What post-curing condition was used for the published properties?

The Technical Data Sheet states that the published material properties were measured after 10 minutes of UV post-curing at a light intensity of 10 mW/cm².

Should I complete a validation print first?

Yes. A validation print should be used to confirm exposure, dimensional accuracy, surface quality and post-curing before the resin is introduced into repeat production.

Are volume discounts available?

Yes. Dedicated webshop discounts are available for purchases of 10 bottles and 20 bottles of the Grey version where shown through the product pricing.

Where can I find the Technical Data Sheet and brochure?

The official Technical Data Sheet and product brochure are available in the Attachments tab on this product page.

Can Daemon 3D Print check whether my printer is compatible?

Yes. Use the dedicated printer compatibility form on this page and provide your printer make and model. Daemon 3D Print can review the available information and help assess whether the resin appears suitable for your machine. Final print settings should still be validated by the user before production use.

How should the resin be stored?

Keep it in its original closed container, protected from sunlight, UV exposure and excessive heat. Follow the current Technical Data Sheet and Safety Data Sheet for the specified storage and handling requirements.

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