Is the air in your 3D-printing lab safe for breathing?
March 31, 2021
3D Printing
Since the printed parts are still wetted with photopolymer after printing, they must first be cleaned. According to the data sheets, isopropanol 99.9% is used here. When handling isopropanol, it should be noted that this is a hazardous substance. It is volatile (evaporates at room temperature) and highly
flammable. Due to these properties, a fume hood is highly recommended.
A good price / performance has here the Cruma Eco 2. The air is drawn through an activated carbon filter and expelled upwards.