Carbon FP3D (Pre-Release Access)

caution product for lab evaluation, not for clinical use overview fp3d (manufactured by keystone industries®) is a two part resin developed for producing flexible removable partial dentures engineered using carbon’s proprietary dual cure chemistry, fp3d sets a new industry standard by delivering a unique combination of durability, stain resistance, dimensional accuracy, and flexibility beyond its material strengths, fp3d easily integrates into carbon’s digital denture workflow, assisting in reliable, economical, and quick production this resin is not currently compatible with the ao polishing cassette docid\ iffh3q8 wlk liqr87bd5 two part resin carbon's two part resins differ from the one part resins used throughout the dental industry in a few important ways the two components (part a & part b) of fp3d are stored in separate chambers in a cartridge, similar to an epoxy you may purchase at a hardware store the components are combined at the time of use by using a battery powered dispenser and a disposable mixing tip once combined, fp3d has an 8 hour life span called a pot life after the resin has aged beyond its pot life, it is not suitable for printing and should be resin handling after printing after printing, two part resins require thermal curing (baking) in a convection oven to preserve clasps and fine features, partials must be salt baking during the baking process some salt will stick to parts during baking and must be washed off afterwards required equipment carbon's two part resins require equipment that will be new to most dental labs cox dual drive dispenser a powered dispenser is required to push the resin components out of the cartridge and through a disposable mixing tip go to cartridge dispensing docid\ fda6pra3 xhqoax3hows3 for more information yamato convection oven like all of carbon's two part resins, fp3d partial dentures require thermal curing in a convection oven to attain their ultimate mechanical properties see thermal curing docid 7ne6rgdaszpapohh5qozm for more information including programming and operating instructions the yamato convection oven has ventilation and electrical infrastructure requirements see the resources docid\ xckd87zq6nzxz3bsamccb for your printer for specific information the oven must be ordered from carbon (pn 101807) because only this model includes the required hardware this item is available form the carbon shop salt baking equipment salt baking requires a variety of supplies and equipment including powder grain salt supports parts during thermal curing baking pans oven safe pans that hold the salt and parts salt strainer strains out clumps of salt or other large particulates that can negatively affect part accuracy foil covers the pan and contains salt during baking salt, baking pans, salt strainer and foil see salt baking docid\ whftudzdy0cs0a0 dljcm for more information the above items and more are all available on the accessories & supplies docid 95twe3ttl 5ihi6dnl4xi page resource links about the material instructions for use pending safety data sheet login required pre release access instructions https //archbee doc uploads s3 amazonaws com/uxbzokjjtgpphjapq8fvm uliscd2pfnf8g7s7wnxoq 20250319 180907 pdf technical data sheet (tds) https //archbee doc uploads s3 amazonaws com/uxbzokjjtgpphjapq8fvm vynee3 cimgoe8wrtl5gx 20250325 174932 pdf protocol this downloadable handout provides important usage information, including instructions about s torage dispensing washing curing print it out and bring it into the lab example protocol sheet handout https //archbee doc uploads s3 amazonaws com/uxbzokjjtgpphjapq8fvm y6bktzw66ai anlj6usnm 20250306 005657 pdf design partial denture thickness should be 1 3 mm incorporate t bars to prevent splaying of parts during curing t bars should be equivalent to the median thickness of the partial denture lower partial denture with t bars digital preparation connect to printer connect to the printer using your web browser open browser carbon recommends the latest version of google chrome type https //print carbon3d com in the url field carbon recommends bookmarking this site for later use if you are not automatically logged in, enter your email and password and click log in enter your email and password and click log in if you have multiple printers, click the printer that you wish to use click the printer that you wish to use import partial dentures click new project you can also drag your files from a file browser window and drop it on top of the new project icon enter a new project name in the resin dropdown, select fp3d toggle auto nest dentures off only use encrypt project if you want to require a password to access the project note carbon cannot provide support for encrypted projects drag and drop your files into the dotted box dotted box or click browse your files and select them in a file browser window click create after a few moments you will see the main printer interface with your dentures on the platform orientation for detailed information about orienting parts, read orient docid\ rmnxtq1niahxzoc4bzxwu orient partials vertically vertically with the posterior at the platform posterior at the platform (anterior rotated away from the platform) (anterior rotated away from the platform) upper partial lower partial supporting see supports docid\ vubpoaitblm11am9 qj1p for detailed information select the supports docid\ vubpoaitblm11am9 qj1p tab in the top bar or press shift + s in the bottom bar, toggle navigation and options docid 1bt3mas8msvxq9cdza67c on and set the angle to 40 degrees also in the bottom bar, set navigation and options docid 1bt3mas8msvxq9cdza67c to off set part position to above support posterior edges with supports docid\ vubpoaitblm11am9 qj1p avoid adding supports to intaglio surfaces add fences to horizontal t bars do not add fences to areas higher than about 30 mm above the platform these areas require bar supports add supports docid\ vubpoaitblm11am9 qj1p support overhangs that are more than 30 mm above the platform add bars to any overhangs where fences did not generate add bars to reinforce fences reinforce fences that support clasps or other delicate features for best accuracy, do not under support clasps nesting select the layout tab (shift + l) in the top menu bar under auto layout, select gen2 gen2 usually gives the most efficient packing for dental devices enter at least 1 mm in padding models require a minimum of 1 mm of space between them leave optimize starting rotation unchecked this leaves your parts in their previous orientations leave allowed rotations at the default setting this gives the software maximum flexibility to fit the most possible parts on the build platform press the auto layout button to arrange your parts if necessary, nesting can be changed manually click and drag parts to adjust their position modify z rotation by using the spin tool or manual rotations under the orient tab (shift + o) use the navigation and options as needed to more easily select models and focus on them print controls click print controls print controls or shift + p shift + p in the top menu bar slicing set slice thickness to standard (100 µm) reducing the slice thickness by choosing the fine (50 µm) or super fine (25 µm) settings will increase print time and may reduce part quality and accuracy project analysis on the top menu bar, select the project analysis tab (shift + a) press start analysis after a short time, the result of the project analysis will be displayed note the print time print time and the required resin volume required resin volume click add to queue resin dispensing dispensing the two part resin fp3d is very different from pouring out one part resins in particular, the 8 hour pot life is a new variable that needs to be kept in mind read cartridge dispensing docid\ fda6pra3 xhqoax3hows3 for detailed information about setup and operation of the cox dual drive dispenser set up the cox dual drive dispenser check the battery install e\ f ratio plates set speed to 3 install the orange mixing tip on the cartridge slide the cartridge into the dispenser place the shroud over the mixing tip dispense and discard approximately 10 ml of resin dispense the required resin into the cassette printing install the cassette with the newly dispensed resin in the printer start printing when printing is complete, remove the platform to begin post processing see printing docid\ ilqkpb5tbxc66cmjmgwv0 for more information washing the washing process for fp3d is similar to washing most one part dental resins fp3d has a total maximum solvent exposure time of 5 minutes remove the printed parts from the platform remove the supports from the parts supports are easily removed manually using a blue shop towel can help keep sticky resin off of your gloves first wash add parts to washing container of fresh ipa place container on orbital shaker and wash parts for 2 minutes at 140 rpm detailed cleaning remove parts from ipa wet a toothbrush with ipa and remove any liquid resin from tooth pockets, intaglio surfaces or anywhere that resin can be trapped second wash place parts in container of fresh ipa place container on orbital shaker and wash parts for another 2 minutes at 140 rpm dry the parts place parts on clean surface to dry alternately, use compressed air to dry parts curing fp3d parts must be thermally cured (baked) in a yamato convection oven program the yamato convection oven before parts can be cured, the oven must be programmed with the appropriate temperatures and timings for curing fp3d follow the instructions in oven programming docid\ fze0 qdahovhnvvm6l6kk to program your oven find the precise settings for curing fp3d in the handout under resin programs for the yamato oven add salt to the baking tray use a sifter to add salt to a 75 mm (3 inch) deep baking tray add approximately 25 mm (1 inch) of salt shake and/or tap the tray to make the surface of the salt relatively flat replace salt after 10 curing cycles to ensure part cleanliness place the parts in salt parts must be completely dry before placing in salt place each part intaglio side up in the salt gently nestle each part into the salt so that all down facing surfaces are supported by the salt cover the parts with salt using the sifter, add about 25 mm (1 inch) of salt on top of the parts to enable even heat distribution during baking, the parts should have the same amount of salt above and below them shake and/or tap the tray to make the surface of the salt relatively flat cover tray with aluminum foil cover tray with aluminum foil if necessary, write identifying information on a metal tent sign and place it on top of the foil bake the parts place covered tray in the oven start the fp3d bake program 15 minute ramp to 120° c hold at 120° c for 10 hours remove the parts from the oven the tray and interior of the oven will be hot use caution when removing items from the oven wearing heat resistant gloves, remove the pan from the oven and allow it to cool ( 27° c) alternately, parts may be allowed to cool inside the oven fp3d parts will change color after baking rinse rinse parts with warm water to remove excess salt from the surface a toothbrush can help remove salt residue, but it is not required dry parts place parts on a clean surface to dry alternately, use compressed air to dry parts tooth bonding and finishing fp3d partial dentures require a final uv cure cycle see the carbon fp3d (pre release access) docid\ u cqe4ai3bbu3avcjqwlo above for more info bond the teeth to the partial denture follow the tooth bonding instructions for your tooth material of choice fp3d partial dentures require a final uv cure cycle if the tooth bonding instructions do not include a final uv cure, refer to the carbon fp3d (pre release access) above for final uv curing instructions finishing the partial denture follow recommendations in the carbon fp3d (pre release access) condition the finished partial denture finished flexible partial dentures should be conditioned in a room temperature, aqueous solution (water or cleaning solution) overnight for a minimum of 12 hours before use your partial denture is now complete!