1: Recommended post-cure settings achieve close-to-optimal mechanical performance and minimize post-cure time. Full post-cure settings achieve optimal mechanical properties. Use full post-cure settings when using materials for functional applications.
2: This post-cure setting ensures that parts achieve both biocompatibility and optimum mechanical properties. Read the Manufacturing Guide for a full description of the workflow.
3: Cure for 4 hours to increase the part strength. Increasing cure time may improve casting results, particularly for thicker parts, though casting success depends more on part geometry and casting process.
4: Does not require post-curing. After washing, allow parts to fully dry before firing/casting.
5: For parts printed with Durable Resin, the tensile modulus increases throughout the first hour of post-curing.
6: Post-cure parts completely submerged in room temperature water in a glass beaker (or other UV-transparent container).
7: There is no significant gain in properties after 15 minutes. There is only one recommended post-curing time.
8: There are several post-curing options for High Temp Resin V2 and Rigid 10K Resin. Refer to the technical data sheet to understand how different options affect mechanical properties, and choose the post-cure option that is best suited to the intended application. 
9: If parts printed with Tough 1500 Resin will be used for skin contact use, parts must be post-cured in a Form Cure L at 70 °C for 60 minutes.