ArticlePolymers2025
Experimental Study of Photopolymer Resin Composition for AlN Ceramic 3D Printing via Digital Light Processing.
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Abstract
Aluminum nitride (AlN) ceramics exhibit exceptional properties that render them highly valuable for diverse industrial applications. However, conventional manufacturing techniques encounter significant challenges in fabricating complex AlN components with precise geometries. To address these limitations, digital light processing (DLP) has emerged as a promising additive manufacturing approach for AlN ceramics. This study presents a systematic investigation of the monomer composition in the photopolymer resin system through a comprehensive experimental evaluation. The results demonstrate that an optimized mixture of monomers ACMO (56.7 wt%), DEGDA (2.7 wt%), and TMPTA (40.6 wt%) yields photopolymer resin with superior comprehensive performance. Utilizing this optimized formulation, a 50 vol% solid loading AlN ceramic slurry was successfully prepared, and subsequently, dense AlN ceramic components were fabricated through DLP. This provides an important basis for optimizing the slurry preparation of AlN ceramic fabrication based on DLP 3D printing.
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