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Materials, DLP 3D Printing Materials, Engineering, Manufacturing, Resin 3D Printing Materials · LSPc

Nexa3D xCE-White Resin 5kg

Nexa3D xCE-White is a high-stiffness, high-temperature LSPc engineering resin made with Henkel LOCTITE — a single-cure polymer with the flexural strength normally seen only in dual-cure cyanate esters, supplied in a 5 kg container.

✓ 135 MPa flexural strength, 3250 MPa flexural modulus, Shore D 89
✓ 128 °C glass transition by DMA (E″)
✓ 5 kg sealed container with validated LSPc profiles for NXE 400/400Pro, XiP and XiP Pro

$1,216

Prices follow supplier cost and stock availability and are updated regularly. The price you see is today's price — once you order, it's held for 7 days.

NDA standard Ships in 1–2 business days from US stock.

60+AM teams supplied

Batch-to-batchconsistent viscosity & cure

Profiles + datasheetin every order

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What your process engineer actually checks

Heat, stiffness and chemical resistance in one resin

xCE-White is a single-cure LSPc polymer that reaches 135 MPa flexural strength and 3250 MPa flexural modulus — figures usually reserved for dual-cure cyanate esters — with a 128 °C glass transition measured by DMA (E″). In 24-hour chemical immersion, mass change stays under 0.23 % in tap water and 0.39 % in 5 % salt water, with ethanol, DMSO, MEK, diesel, HCl and NaOH also tested. Manufactured with Henkel LOCTITE.

A materials engineer on the line

Questions on resin compatibility, wash media or post-cure settings? Our engineers have run these materials on Nexa3D LSPc printers. Sub-4h reply, NDA standard. Use the Talk to materials engineer button above.

69 MPa

Ultimate tensile strength

135 MPa

Flexural strength

128 °C

Glass transition (DMA)

Shore hardness D

About this product

Nexa3D xCE-White is a high-stiffness, high-temperature LSPc engineering resin manufactured with Henkel LOCTITE. It is a single-cure polymer that reaches 135 MPa flexural strength — a level usually seen only in dual-cure cyanate esters — while holding the aesthetics and environmental longevity of injection-molded nylons, polyesters, polyamides and polyimides. Supplied in 5 kg for Nexa3D NXE 400/400Pro, XiP and XiP Pro.

White engineering parts on a Nexa3D LSPc build plate - stacked production run — Stacked production run straight off an LSPc build plate.

Batch of white LSPc printed parts on a Nexa3D build plate — Small parts printed in one batch on a Nexa3D system.

White LSPc printed duct with bellows section - Nexa3D engineering part — Bellows duct printed in one piece.

Part 3D printed in Nexa3D xCE-White resin - white LSPc engineering component — Engineering part printed in xCE-White on a Nexa3D LSPc system.

Why engineers choose xCE-White

Stiffness, heat and chemical resistance in one single-cure photopolymer — values from the xCE technical data sheet.

135 MPa flexural, 3250 MPa modulus

Single-cure chemistry delivering flexural strength usually only seen in dual-cure cyanate esters, so loaded parts stay rigid instead of creeping.

128 °C glass transition

A 128 °C glass transition measured by DMA (E″) lets parts run warmer than a general-purpose resin allows.

Chemical and moisture stability

24-hour chemical immersion gives a mass change under 0.23 % in tap water and 0.39 % in 5 % salt water, with ethanol, DMSO, MEK, diesel, HCl and NaOH also tested.

White finish, field-proven outdoors

A light surface makes cracks, tool marks and paint coverage easy to read on inspection; the grade is field-proven on production parts including harsh outdoor exposure.

How we supply xCE-White

Every container arrives ready to run on your Nexa3D printer — no parameter hunting.

Step 01

Lot-coded & profiled

Each 5 kg container ships sealed and lot-coded with the validated LSPc print profile for your NXE 400/400Pro, XiP or XiP Pro.

Step 02

Wash + post-cure dialed in

Agitate before printing, rinse in IPA or xClean, blow or wipe off residual solvent, then remove supports before UV post-cure — the order that keeps parts on spec.

Step 03

Stocked & shipped

Held in US stock and dispatched in 1–2 business days; volume and PO orders handled by our materials desk.

Typical applications

Where xCE-White’s stiffness, heat resistance and light finish fit best.

Higher-temperature prototypes

Functional parts evaluated above room temperature

Injection-molding inserts

Low-volume tooling for lower-temperature plastics

Chemical-resistant end-use parts

Durable housings and fluid-contact hardware

Replacing machined brass

High-load components printed instead of milled

Outdoor-exposed hardware

Long-term environmental stability

Inspection & paint-ready parts

Light finish for visual review and coating

Physical & mechanical properties

Typical values from the Nexa3D xCE technical data sheet. Post-processed properties are process-dependent.

Property	Method	Value
Tensile modulus	ASTM D638	2840 MPa
Ultimate tensile strength	ASTM D638	69 ± 2 MPa
Elongation at break	ASTM D638	8%
Flexural modulus	ASTM D790	3250 MPa
Flexural strength	ASTM D790	135 MPa
Glass transition (Tg)	DMA, E″	128 °C
Notched Izod impact	ASTM D256	20 J/m
Shore hardness (D)	ASTM D2240	89
Viscosity @ 25 °C	—	550 mPa·s (cP)
Specific gravity @ 25 °C	—	1.1 g/cm³

Compatible printers & workflow

Runs on Nexa3D LSPc resin systems — NXE 400 / 400Pro, XiP and XiP Pro.
Agitate the resin before printing, then rinse parts in IPA or xClean and blow or wipe off residual solvent.
Remove supports before UV post-cure, then post-cure per the data sheet; a wash and cure station are required and sold separately.
Supplied in a 5 kg container; the Black grade shares the same mechanical profile if a dark finish suits the part better.

Not sure xCE-White is the right resin?

Same LSPc workflow, different property target — compare within the Nexa3D line.

Same specs, dark finishxCE-BlackIdentical high-stiffness, high-temperature profile in blackView resin →
Faster, general-purposex45 NaturalDraft-speed prints with 12% elongation for models and fit checksView resin →
Higher heatxPEEK147High-temperature grade for parts running hotter than xCE handlesView resin →

Tell us your part, printer and target properties — a materials engineer will confirm whether xCE-White or another Nexa3D resin is the right match, and share the validated print profile. Sub-4h reply, NDA standard.

Downloads

Nexa3D xCE-White — Technical Data Sheet (PDF)

Why source xCE-White through Additive Plus

Nexa3D LSPc resins stocked and supported in the US by Additive Plus.
Validated LSPc print profiles and post-cure settings ship with every container.
Volume pricing and official purchase orders handled by our materials desk.
Under-24h response, dispatched in 1–2 business days from US stock.

Brand	Nexa3D
Available colors	White
Weight	5 kg
Country of origin	USA
Printing Materials	Resins
Platform	NX, XiP
Technology	LSPc
Resin Type	High-temp
Application	Engineering, Manufacturing

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Common questions

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

Which Nexa3D printers run xCE-White?

xCE-White is an LSPc photopolymer, so it runs on Nexa3D LSPc systems: the NXE 400 and NXE 400Pro, the XiP desktop printer and XiP Pro. Every 5 kg container ships with the validated print profile for your machine, so you load the resin, select the profile and start the build instead of tuning exposure yourself. A wash station, a UV cure station and IPA or xClean are required and are ordered separately. If you are unsure which profile matches your firmware version, our materials desk will confirm it before you open the container.

How is xCE-White different from xCE-Black?

The two grades share the same mechanical profile: 69 ± 2 MPa ultimate tensile strength, 135 MPa flexural strength, 3250 MPa flexural modulus, a 128 °C glass transition by DMA and Shore D 89. The choice is finish, not performance. xCE-White gives a light surface that makes surface defects, tool marks and paint coverage easy to read during inspection, and it takes pigment well when parts are coated later. xCE-Black hides handling marks and reads better in presentation use. Both are manufactured with Henkel LOCTITE and both use the same wash and post-cure workflow.

What post-processing does xCE-White need?

Agitate the resin before printing so the formulation is uniform. After the build, rinse parts in IPA or xClean, then blow off or wipe away residual solvent so no film is left on the surface. Remove supports before the UV post-cure — xCE-White reaches full hardness during cure, and supports taken off afterwards are far more likely to chip the part surface. Finish with a UV post-cure per the xCE data sheet. The datasheet values are typical post-cured figures, so shortening or skipping the cure will leave parts below spec.

How hot can xCE-White parts run?

The documented thermal figure for xCE-White is a glass transition of 128 °C, measured by DMA on the E-double-prime curve. That makes it suitable for functional prototypes evaluated above room temperature, for parts sitting near warm equipment, and for low-volume injection-molding inserts running lower-temperature plastics. Tg is measured without an applied service load, so treat it as the ceiling of the material rather than a rating for a loaded part and keep continuous service temperature comfortably below it. If your part stays hot under load, xPEEK147 is the better starting point — send us the duty cycle and load case and we will confirm which resin fits.

Can xCE-White be used for injection-molding tooling?

Yes, for low-volume inserts molding lower-temperature plastics. The combination of 3250 MPa flexural modulus, 135 MPa flexural strength and a 128 °C glass transition gives xCE-White inserts enough stiffness to hold geometry under clamp and injection pressure for short runs, which is why the material is used to bridge between prototype and hard tooling. Cycle counts depend on the polymer being molded, melt and mold temperature, gate design and part geometry, so we do not publish a universal shot count. Share your molding parameters and we will review the insert design with you before you print.

How chemically resistant is xCE-White?

Chemical resistance is strong for a photopolymer. In the 24-hour immersion testing on the data sheet, mass change stays under 0.23 % in tap water and 0.39 % in 5 % salt water, and ethanol, DMSO, MEK, diesel, hydrochloric acid and sodium hydroxide are covered by the same test set. That profile, together with long-term environmental stability, is why xCE-White is used for durable end-use parts including harsh outdoor exposure. For a specific fluid, concentration or temperature not on that list, send us the details — we will not extrapolate resistance data we have not seen tested.

What ships, and how quickly?

You receive one sealed, lot-coded 5 kg container of Nexa3D xCE-White together with the validated LSPc print profile for your printer. Stock ships in 1–2 business days from the US. A wash station, a UV cure station and IPA or xClean are ordered separately if you do not already run them. Store the container sealed, away from direct light and at room temperature, and agitate the resin before use. Ordering 10 L or more, or need to raise an official purchase order? Our materials desk handles volume pricing and PO paperwork directly.

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