Join our own, Marius Dräger – Staff Chemist at Alconox Inc. for a presentation on critical cleaning in the 3D printing industry. We will cover the basics of critical cleaning and how it pertains to different 3D printing technologies. We…
Q: We are using isopropyl alcohol to remove residual 3D printed acrylic resin on plastic parts. It works ok, but we are looking to avoid flammability. What can Alconox recommend?
A: Detergent 8® Low-Foaming Ion-Free Detergent is in general the best cleaner we have for removing assorted resins. In some cases….
Our TechBrief on Critical Cleaning of 3D Printing in Precision Manufacturing. A comprehensive brief on applications, recommendations, detergent selection, and guidance for 3D Printing in Precision Manufacturing made easy. To request an Alconox Inc. detergent sample for free, please complete…
Our TechBrief on Critical Cleaning of 3D Printing in Life Sciences. A comprehensive brief on applications, recommendations, detergent selection, and guidance for 3D Printing in Life Sciences made easy in medical device and pharmaceutical and related industries. To request an…
The technique of 3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, allows for the production of complex geometries, both metallic and polymer, that a few years ago designers could only dream of. However, these geometries present some post printing issues that impede the rapid production times that makes additive manufacturing attractive. One of these issues is the removal of trapped metal powder from these tight features, channels and porosity of these complex geometries.
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