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Nexa3D xMED412 Medical-Grade Resin – Polypropylene-Like Photopolymer for NXE 400 | 5 kg

Tough. Flexible. Documented. Nexa3D xMED412 is a polypropylene-like, medical-grade LSPc photopolymer for the NXE 400 and NXE 400 Pro — 141% elongation at break, 42.6 J/m notched Izod, polishable to a clear finish. Entirely based on Henkel LOCTITE 3D MED412 and covered by its associated clearances, tests and certifications; capable of meeting ISO 10993-5, -10 and -23 for biocompatibility when processed using a validated workflow. Certificates of compliance available on request. Supplied in 5 kg jerricans.

$1,750

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NDA standard Supplied to order
141% Elongation at break
42.6 J/m Notched Izod
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ISO 10993 Capable, validated workflow
What your process engineer actually checks

What your process engineer actually checks

Certification scope, stated precisely

xMED412 is entirely based on Henkel LOCTITE 3D MED412 and is covered by its associated clearances, tests and certifications. It is capable of meeting ISO 10993-5, -10 and -23 for biocompatibility when processed using a validated workflow, and it has been tested and cleared for production of nasopharyngeal swabs complying with ISO 10993 testing and FDA Class I exempt classification. Certificates of compliance are available on request. Scope is Class I and II medical devices and medical equipment components. Final device compliance depends on your own validated workflow and device qualification — Additive Plus and Nexa3D supply certificates of compliance, not device clearance for your product.

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Questions on cure settings, finishing or switching from another resin? Our engineers run Nexa3D LSPc resins in-house. Sub-4h reply, NDA standard.

141%
Elongation at break
38 MPa
Tensile strength
42.6 J/m
Notched Izod
405 nm LSPc
Technology
About this product

Nexa3D xMED412 is a medical-grade, polypropylene-like LSPc photopolymer for the NXE 400 and NXE 400 Pro, printing tough parts at 141% elongation at break and 42.6 J/m notched Izod. It is entirely based on Henkel LOCTITE 3D MED412 and is covered by its associated clearances, tests and certifications, and is capable of meeting ISO 10993-5, -10 and -23 for biocompatibility when processed using a validated workflow.

Build plate of medical parts printed in Nexa3D xMED412 resin
A full build plate of xMED412 medical parts.
Dental impression tray printed in Nexa3D xMED412 medical-grade resin
Dental impression tray in xMED412.
Hands-free door opener printed in Nexa3D xMED412 resin in use
Hands-free door opener printed in xMED412.

Why engineers choose xMED412

Polypropylene-like toughness with a documented certification trail — the two things a medical program actually needs from a resin.

141% elongation at break

Parts flex, snap-fit and survive drops instead of shattering. 42.6 J/m notched Izod and 70–75 D Shore hardness give living hinges and clip features real service life.

ISO 10993-5, -10 and -23 capable

Entirely based on Henkel LOCTITE 3D MED412 and covered by its associated clearances, tests and certifications. Capable of meeting ISO 10993-5, -10 and -23 for biocompatibility when processed using a validated workflow. Certificates of compliance available on request.

405 nm LSPc on NXE 400

Formulated for Nexa3D’s Lubricant Sublayer Photo-curing process, so full build platforms cure in one pass rather than point by point. Supplied in 5 kg jerricans with a validated exposure and cure profile.

Autoclavable and machinable

Parts can be autoclaved, machined, tapped or polished to a clear finish. 38 MPa tensile, 0.36% water absorption, inherently insulating and resistant to moisture and vibration. All parts require post-processing and cleaning per Nexa3D’s recommendations.

How we supply xMED412

From Henkel chemistry to a cured, cleaned part on your bench.

Step 01
Formulated & tested

Built entirely on Henkel LOCTITE 3D MED412 chemistry and covered by its associated clearances, tests and certifications. Tested and cleared for production of nasopharyngeal swabs complying with ISO 10993 testing and FDA Class I exempt classification.

Step 02
Stocked & lot-matched

Supplied to order in sealed 5 kg jerricans with lot traceability, so a qualified batch can be repeated. Certificates of compliance available on request for your device file.

Step 03
Print, wash & cure

Print at 405 nm on the NXE 400 or NXE 400 Pro using the validated exposure profile, then wash, dry and UV post-cure. Parts require post-processing and cleaning per Nexa3D’s recommendations before use.

Physical and mechanical properties

Property Method Value
Tensile strength ASTM D638 38 MPa
Young’s modulus ASTM D638 1245 MPa
Elongation at break ASTM D638 141%
Flexural strength ASTM D790 37.6 MPa
Flexural modulus ASTM D790 1022 MPa
Notched Izod impact ASTM D256 42.6 J/m
Shore hardness ASTM D2240 70–75 D
HDT @ 0.455 MPa ASTM D648 40 °C
Water absorption ASTM D570 0.36%

The figures above are Nexa3D LSPc values measured on the NXE 400 workflow. The Henkel LOCTITE 3D MED412 data sheet reports roughly 105–115% elongation at break on its own validated DLP workflow, so mechanical figures are workflow-dependent. Printed properties depend on part geometry, orientation and post-cure. Values are typical, not a specification.

Typical applications

Vendor-stated use cases for xMED412, within Class I and II medical devices and medical equipment components.

Biocompatible & wearable devices
Skin-contact housings and body-worn parts
Orthotics, guides and braces
Patient-specific supportive devices
Ventilator parts and respirators
Medical equipment components
Nasopharyngeal swabs
Tested and cleared, ISO 10993 testing and FDA Class I exempt classification
Personalised audio products
Custom-fit earpieces and shells
Athletic and diving wearables
High-flex sports and dive gear

Compatible printers & post-processing

xMED412 runs on the Nexa3D NXE 400 and NXE 400 Pro at 405 nm using Nexa3D’s LSPc process, and ships as a 5 kg jerrican of translucent liquid photopolymer. Print with the validated exposure profile, then wash, dry and UV post-cure. Parts require post-processing and cleaning per Nexa3D’s recommendations, after which they can be autoclaved, machined, tapped or polished to a clear finish. The material is intended for Class I and II medical devices and medical equipment components. Final device compliance depends on your own validated workflow and device qualification: Additive Plus and Nexa3D supply certificates of compliance on request, not device clearance for your product.

Tell us your printer, target detail and finishing route — including whether you need certificates of compliance for a device file — and a materials engineer will confirm whether xMED412 fits your validated workflow or point you to a better resin. Sub-4h reply, NDA standard.

Why source xMED412 through Additive Plus

  • Genuine Nexa3D xMED412 — supplied to order in sealed 5 kg jerricans with lot traceability.
  • Certificates of compliance available on request, plus the Instructions For Use that define the validated processing route.
  • Materials engineers who run Nexa3D LSPc resins in-house — sub-4h reply, NDA standard.
  • Volume pricing and official purchase orders supported for production accounts.

Downloads

Brand Nexa3D
Available colors Translucent
Weight 5 kg
Country of origin USA
Printing Materials Resins
Technology LSPc
Package 5 kg jerrican
Material form Liquid photopolymer resin
Printer NXE 400, NXE 400 Pro
Tensile Strength 38 MPa
Tensile Modulus (MPa) 1245 MPa
Elongation at Break (%) 141%
Shore Hardness (3s) 70–75 D
[email protected] MPA (°C) 40 °C
Water Absorption (24hr) % 0.36%
Flexural Strength (MPA) 37.6 MPa
Flexural Modulus (MPa) 1022 MPa
IZOD Impact (Notched, J/m) 42.6 J/m
Resin Type Medical
Application Dental, Engineering, Manufacturing, Medical

Product videos

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Common questions

Don't see yours? Email [email protected] — NDA standard, typical reply within 4 hours.

Which printers run Nexa3D xMED412?
xMED412 is formulated for the Nexa3D NXE 400 and NXE 400 Pro, which cure at 405 nm using Nexa3D's LSPc process. It is not a generic 405 nm resin repackaged for those machines — the exposure and cure profile is matched to the LSPc light engine, which is what keeps the 141% elongation and 42.6 J/m notched Izod repeatable from batch to batch. We supply the validated profile with the order. If you run a different Nexa3D platform or a third-party printer and want to know whether xMED412 is a sensible fit, send us the machine model and we will tell you honestly.
What colors and pack sizes does xMED412 come in?
xMED412 is supplied as a translucent liquid photopolymer in a 5 kg jerrican. There is no pigmented colour range — the translucency is part of the material, and it is one reason the resin polishes to a near-clear finish on wearables and audio parts. Store the sealed jerrican upright, away from daylight and UV, at stable room temperature, and shake or roll it before pouring so the formulation is homogeneous. Keep unused resin out of the vat between builds and record the lot number for traceability. If you need larger standing volumes for production, ask us about scheduled deliveries and volume pricing.
What post-processing does xMED412 need?
Parts printed in xMED412 require post-processing and cleaning per Nexa3D's recommendations: wash off uncured resin, dry thoroughly, then UV post-cure to reach the published mechanical values. Post-cure is not optional — the 38 MPa tensile strength, 141% elongation and 42.6 J/m notched Izod are measured on fully cured parts. After curing, xMED412 parts can be machined, tapped or polished, and the translucent material takes a clear finish with progressive sanding and polishing. Follow the Instructions For Use linked in the Downloads section for the full processing route, which is also the basis of a validated workflow.
What is xMED412 best used for?
xMED412 suits parts that need to bend rather than break: biocompatible and wearable devices, orthotics, guides and braces, ventilator parts and respirators, nasopharyngeal swabs, personalised audio products, and athletic and diving wearables. Its polypropylene-like behaviour, 141% elongation and moisture and vibration resistance make it a good match for skin-contact housings, living hinges and snap fits. It is inherently insulating and polishable to a clear finish. Its scope is Class I and II medical devices and medical equipment components. If your parts are stiff structural brackets or high-temperature fixtures, a rigid engineering resin will serve you better — tell us the application and we will point you to it.
How should xMED412 be stored and handled?
Keep xMED412 in its sealed 5 kg jerrican, upright, at stable room temperature and out of direct sunlight or any UV source, since the resin cures at 405 nm and ambient UV will slowly thicken it. Handle it with nitrile gloves and eye protection, and mix it gently before pouring into the vat. Do not return resin from a used vat into the original jerrican if it has collected cured debris — filter it instead. Record the lot number, as it is what links your printed parts back to a specific batch when you need certificates of compliance for a device file.
Is xMED412 certified biocompatible?
Stated precisely: xMED412 is entirely based on Henkel LOCTITE 3D MED412 and is covered by its associated clearances, tests and certifications. It is capable of meeting ISO 10993-5, -10 and -23 for biocompatibility when processed using a validated workflow, and it has been tested and cleared for production of nasopharyngeal swabs complying with ISO 10993 testing and FDA Class I exempt classification. Certificates of compliance are available on request. The scope is Class I and II medical devices and medical equipment components. Buying the resin does not make your device compliant: final device compliance depends on your own validated workflow and device qualification. Additive Plus and Nexa3D supply certificates of compliance, not device clearance for your product.
Can xMED412 parts be sterilized, and can I test the resin before buying volume?
xMED412 parts can be autoclaved, provided they have first been post-processed and cleaned per Nexa3D's recommendations — validate your own autoclave cycle against your part geometry, because heat deflection temperature is 40 °C at 0.455 MPa and thin or loaded features may distort under load. Confirm any other sterilisation route with us before you design it into a process. On sampling: request the Nexa3D LSPc resin sample kit and print xMED412 on your own NXE 400 before committing to volume, so you can run your own cleaning, cure and autoclave validation first.

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