KeyPrint KeySplint Hard and Hard Clear

overview keystone industries® keyprint® keysplint hard™ and keystone industries® keyprint® keysplint hard clear™ are now available to produce splints and night guards the materials are rigid, biocompatible resins that are ideal for fast production keysplint hard is tinted and keysplint hard clear is clear this course will cover digital prep of your splints and night guards to properly prepare them for printing this resin is compatible with the ao polishing cassette docid\ iffh3q8 wlk liqr87bd5 resource links about the material manufacturer instructions for use safety data sheet 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 qdm2dsacjdg9dngzugfbn 20241127 013021 pdf dental post processing grids one of our most popular downloads! this table provides washing and curing instructions for all supported dental resins print it and use it in the lab as a quick reference images of dental post processing grids english https //archbee doc uploads s3 amazonaws com/uxbzokjjtgpphjapq8fvm mrhbajqatds qt4qdwu9l 20250505 221416 pdf german/deutsch https //archbee doc uploads s3 amazonaws com/uxbzokjjtgpphjapq8fvm sebslaiwuzndri1gcllop 20241125 214312 pdf spanish/español https //archbee doc uploads s3 amazonaws com/uxbzokjjtgpphjapq8fvm 2i0uhzofua4ayjfusl1v2 20241203 180542 pdf performance qualification certificate download the certificate here resin menu options select the following option depending on which resin or cassette you are using keystone keysplint hard or keystone keysplint hard clear when using the standard c2 (m2) or d1 (m3/m3 max) cassette ao polish keystone keysplint hard or ao polish keystone keysplint hard clear when using the ao polishing cassette (m2) the ao polish workflow is only compatible with vertically oriented parts design recommendations carbon does not make splint design recommendations carbon encourages users to follow the guidelines of your design software for example, 3shape splint designer requires a 1 5 mm minimum wall thickness single and double sided splints are both easily printed single sided splint double sided splint perimeter edge ensure that the perimeter of the splint does not come to a sharp 'knife' edge, as this makes support attachment difficult the perimeter should at least be as wide as the tips of the supports to ensure ample space for support connection general orientation & support information hide the platform use toggle platform (or press b ) to hide the platform before orienting parts this will make it easier to see overhangs and place supports use patch and fence tools to create supports patch tool the supports speeds up support creation by automatically supporting an area with just a few clicks it is useful for supporting larger areas of overhang that would take longer to support manually it is often useful to support your parts with this tool before manually adding supports fence tool supports are manually placed by the user and are best suited on linear overhangs or smaller areas fences provide stability while leaving smaller nubs than the default bars option review supports docid\ vubpoaitblm11am9 qj1p in printer ui docid\ oid4znztzyelttpvj984a course for more information orientation options vertical and tilted there are two options for orienting splint models when using keysplint hard/hard clear vertical (90 degrees from the platform) 40 degrees from the platform read the related sections below for more information about each option carbon encourages experimenting with both methods to determine which best suits your lab's designs and workflow vertical orientation all splints printing splints in a vertical orientation maximizes the amount of splints that can printed at once the information in this section applies to both single and double sided splints orienting 1 click on orient or shift + o in the top bar in the printer interface 2 in the lower right corner of the bottom bar, turn on overhang detection or v key and set to 40 degrees areas that need support will appear red red 3 orient the splints so they are about parallel to the platform 4 rotate the models 90 degrees with the anteriors facing the platform the models should be standing vertically, perpendicular to the platform surfaces that have overhangs will require supports surfaces with supports will require finishing to ensure proper seating supporting supports hold up the part during printing they do this by connecting platform facing surfaces to the platform enter support mode click support in the dark gray bar at the top of screen under position , select above platform to lift parts off the platform click the manual tab and make sure patch is selected add supports click on the anterior surface of a splint to select a patch under the patch tab, adjust the overhang to between 40 and 60 degrees select a value to ensure that the patch covers the six anterior teeth in the primary support type dropdown menu, select fence fences are easier to remove and require less finishing than other support types enter a spacing value between 2 5 and 4 mm make sure the boundary fence checkbox is selected margin value should be 0 mm examples of well supported splints single sided splint double sided splint tilted orientation single sided splints orienting proper orientation of splints is critical maximizes yield by minimizing print defects achieves the required accuracy and surface quality single sided splint 40º tilt with anterior rotated away from platform intaglio surface facing platform orientation of single sided splint 1 click on orient or shift + o in the top bar in the printer interface 2 in the lower right corner of the bottom bar, turn on overhang detection or v key and set to 40 degrees areas that need support will appear red red 3 orient the splint so that the intaglio surface is facing the platform 4 adjust the splint so that it is mostly parallel with the platform 5 rotate the splint so that it is at a 40 degree angle from the platform with the posterior close to the platform supporting enter support mode carbon recommends using fences they are easy to remove and do not increase the footprint of the splint, enabling more to be fit onto the build platform click support in the dark gray bar at the top of screen under position , select above platform to lift parts off the platform click fence adding fences make sure toggle platform (b key) is off this will hide the platform and allow a clear view of the splint while you are adding supports click overhang detection or press the v key set to 30º to find areas that need support click esc key on keyboard to end a fence and begin another carbon® recommends making a series of small fences, rather than making a single continuous fence, to give greater flexibility to reposition points hold down the e key and click with the mouse to reposition points click generate to create the fence geometry this may take a few minutes click done in the upper left corner when finished notes support the entire perimeter entire perimeter of the platform side of the model avoid supporting areas that come in direct contact with teeth avoid supporting areas that come in direct contact with teeth as this can affect fit and function z rotation of splints you have freedom to rotate the part in the z axis to suit your needs properly supported single sided splint 40º tilt with anterior rotated away from platform intaglio surface facing platform tilted orientation double sided splints which side will be supported? double sided splints are oriented similarly to single sided splints but determining which side should be supported requires comparing both sides using overhang detection carbon recommends supporting the side that has the fewest overhangs and thus requires the fewest supports this has a number of benefits part accuracy resulting from fewer unsupported overhangs on intaglio surface minimizes time creating the supports in the software reduces resin usage reduces finishing time by minimizing support nubs each splint is evaluated by duplicating it, flipping the copy, turning on the overhang detection tool, and then seeing which part has the fewest overhangs (red area) if there is not a clear difference, then either side may be supported orienting proper orientation of splints is critical maximizes yield by minimizing print defects achieves the required accuracy and surface quality double sided splint 40º tilt with anterior rotated away from platform mandibular or maxillary surface facing platform to minimize supports parallel to platform perform an initial orientation of the model so that it is roughly parallel with the platform with the posterior region facing the lower portion of the screen 1 click orient in the main bar in the printer software 2 adjust the splint so that it is mostly parallel with the platform either side of the splint can face the platform duplicate and flip now the splint must be duplicated and flipped click layout in the main bar in the printer software click the splint model to select it enter 1 in number of copies and click duplicate a duplicate of the model will appear click orient in the main bar type 180 in the y axis field and press enter click layout again move the models apart from each other so they do not overlap you now have 2 copies of the splint one with maxillary impression facing the platform one with mandibular impression facing the platform rotate double sided splints now both splint models need to be rotated so that we can compare the overhangs click orient in the main bar make sure both models are selected rotate the splints until the anterior portions are at 40 degrees from the platform the posterior of the splint should be touching the platform compare overhangs click toggle platform button in the lower toolbar or press the b key to hide the platform this will allow you to see the overhang areas clearly click overhang detection or press the v key and set to 30º to find areas that need support orient the camera so that you see the models from the platform side and can clearly see the red overhang areas orbit around the models to make sure you can see all overhang areas you may want to adjust the model tilt ±5º to reduce overhangs you can adjust the models independently after carefully comparing the models, delete the model that has the most overhangs if there is no clear difference in overhang area, just pick one the remaining model is now ready to be supported supporting enter support mode carbon recommends using fences they are easy to remove and do not increase the footprint of the splint, enabling more to be fit onto the build platform click support in the dark gray bar at the top of screen under position , select above platform to lift parts off the platform click fence adding fences make sure toggle platform (b key) is off this will hide the platform and allow a clear view of the splint while you are adding supports click overhang detection (v key) and set to 30º to find areas that need support click a series of points on the perimeter of the splint to define a fence click esc key on keyboard to end a fence and begin another carbon recommends making a series of small fences, rather than making a single continuous fence, to give greater flexibility to reposition points hold down the e key and click with the mouse to reposition points click generate to create the fence geometry this may take a few minutes continue steps 1 4 until the entire perimeter is supported adding patches double sided splints may require additional supports, especially for overhangs on the anterior lingual surfaces use patch supports for these areas click patch click an area of overhang under patch, set overhang to 30º set primary support type to fence check the boundary fence box click generate all to create the supports repeat as needed for additional areas of overhang notes support the entire perimeter entire perimeter of the platform side of the model avoid supporting areas that come in direct contact with teeth avoid supporting areas that come in direct contact with teeth as this can affect fit and function double sided splints may require additional supports on polished/cameo surfaces polished/cameo surfaces if the supports are attaching at a horizontal angle , they may detach during printing causing part deformation supports should attach to the surface of the part that is facing the platform creating vertically oriented support tips please reapply the supports and move the attachment points to address this issue if this problem occurs z rotation of splints you have freedom to rotate the part in the z axis to suit your needs properly oriented and supported double sided splint 40º tilt with anterior rotated away from platform intaglio surface facing platform nesting select the layout tab layout tab (shift + l) in the top menu bar under auto layout, select gen2 gen2 gen2 usually gives the most effecient packing for dental devices enter at least 1 mm 1 mm in padding 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 auto layout button to arrange your parts screen shot showing button locations 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 part list tab as needed to more easily select models and focus on them print preparation print controls click print controls print controls or shift + p shift + p in the top menu bar slicing slice thickness should be standard (100 µ) reducing the slice thickness by choosing the fine (50 µ) or super fine (25 µ) settings will increase print time and may reduce part quality and accuracy project analysis select the project analysis project analysis tab click start analysis and wait for the processing to complete note the required resin volume and print time click add to queue manufacturer instructions for use manufacturer instructions for use post processing pre curing reminder from the keystone industries® keyprint® keysplint hard™ ifu using a clean foam swab dipped in ipa, wipe the entire intaglio surface of each part curing all approved curing units use the same settings for both keysplint hard clear and keysplint hard with the following exception dreve pcu led hard clear use program splint hc/kg 8 mins at 90% intensity with nitrogen hard use program splint ht 10 mins at 90% intensity with nitrogen post curing discoloration a yellow tint yellow tint is expected and normal after curing parts printed in the keysplint hard and keysplint hard clear resins the yellowish tint will fade away within 24 48 hours fade away within 24 48 hours if after this time period you are still experiencing issues with discoloration, please contact carbon support docid\ k86zo5vcyn wqjl3vdgft with a detailed description of the issue keysplint hard post curing coloration the final color of your tinted splints is dependent on the cure chamber used curing parts in the pcu led chamber results in a gray tint, while the otoflash and pcu 90 cure chamber result in a light violet tint the uvitron intelliray 400w will produce a coloration that falls between the pcu led and pcu 90 keysplint hard clear clarity keysplint hard clear is translucent after curing polishing reveals a water clear appearance questions & support for questions about the resin properties, printing, washing or curing your parts, please contact the keystone technical team email customerservice\@keystoneind com phone u s and canada 1 800 333 3131 eu +49 77 31 91 21 01 for questions about your carbon printer or carbon software settings used for this resin, please contact carbon email support\@carbon3d com phone 1 (650) 285 6307 option 2 printer ui on the dashboard, select the prints prints tab select one of the printed projects select one of the printed projects click request help request help in the lower right corner