2L Monocure Resinaway – 3D Resin Cleaner

Working with 3D Resins and post-processing resin prints is a messy task but is also a true labour of love. Breathtakingly beautiful prints result from DLP Printers and far outshine almost anything classic FDM Printers can produce. However, as amazing as DLP Prints can be, the messy and somewhat hazardous nature of 3D Resins introduces an unfortunate barrier to entry. It’s not only the resins that are potentially harmful over extended periods of exposure, but also the cleaning chemicals used to ensure the clean details and precision that make high-quality prints so great. Fortunately, this is precisely the problem that Monocure ResinAway 3D Resin Cleaner aims to solve. ResinAway is a cleaning agent that is far safer than previously used Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA), while also having even more effective and efficient cleaning capabilities.

Monocure ResinAway is designed with a water-soluble base. This is particularly important for the safety and ease of use of this solution. ResinAway achieves cleaning up excess resins without dehydrating models too badly, which would typically produce cracks and faults as the models dry out and harden too quickly. Furthermore, this also means that any spilt ResinAway can be washed up with just plain water after use, and this makes the final clean up much safer and easier too. Of course, this ease of use would be completely negligible if ResinAway didn’t actually offer great results. Fortunately, Monocure has complemented ResinAway with extremely effective and efficient cleaning capabilities, which not only act faster than IPA in stripping off excess resin, but also work well in aggregating and precipitating that excess resin, sinking it to the bottom, and then allowing you to siphon off the remainder for later use.

These features that focus on user experience, ease of use, effective cleaning capabilities and extra safety all culminate into a Finishing Aid that is both user friendly and very good at what it does, and if you love DLP Printing but simply hate the typical mess involved in cleaning up and post-processing once prints are done, ResinAway is the ideal “solution” that you’ve been looking for.

Typical Applications for Monocure ResinAway 3D Resin Cleaner:

As a final note, if you are new to 3D Resin printing, or are just looking for great insights and tips on some best practices, check out the attached “Monocure Resin Guide” in the downloads section above, which you can even download and keep for later use too. Furthermore, the following are some handy resources to give you extra details for Monocure 3D Resins:

• This is the Monocure Datasheets Page, which has handy documents that may be useful to you.
• Next up is the Monocure Cheat Sheets Page, where they hide all the juicy hints and tips on using Monocure Resins with some popular DLP Printers.
• If you’re unsure of what 3D Resins are compatible with your 3D Printer, this Resin Compatibility Page is mighty helpful in helping users match the right resin to the right 3D Printer.
• Finally, it’s always a good idea to check out this “Monocure Pro Tips Videos” collection, which covers all kinds of topics from help with handling resin, through to changing FEP Film and Post Processing prints.

The following is quite a great video that advertises and demonstrates the very noticeable difference between using ResinAway and IPA for cleaning off all prints and even print plates too:

Within the world of SLA and DLP Printing, there are few brands who can truly stand out from the crowd with quality 3D Resins, and amongst these brands, the choice of colours, polymers and other unique characteristics are extremely limited. That was true, at least until we found Monocure, who are arguably the most impressive 3D Resin brand in the world.

Formed by chemists with a real passion for liquid polymers and UV-sensitive “plastics”, these resins have been designed, refined and perfected over the past few years to provide hobbyists and desktop fabricators with top quality resins that are not only effective, but also diverse in the ranges of different colours, types of polymers, and intended use cases.