

Before being post-cured, parts 3D printed with resin must be cleaned in order to remove any uncured resin from the 3D printing process. While IPA alcohol is the most used substance, it does have a few disadvantages that make the Loctite Cleaner a superior cleaning solution:
The Loctite Cleaner is available in two versions: Cleaner C and Cleaner T. The main difference between the two types of the Loctite cleaner is that Cleaner C (SLA/DLP) can be used at temperatures of up to 50 ºC whereas Cleaner T (DLP) can operate safely at temperatures of up to 80 ºC.
Cleaner T is specially formulated to avoid generation of peroxides at elevated processing temperatures, which makes it perfect for the post-processing of more demanding materials such as the Loctite flame retardant 3955 HDT280 FST resin.
The post-processing instructions for both cleaners can be found in the Datasheets in the Downloads section.
General information |
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Manufacturer | Loctite |
Density | Cleaner C: - / Cleaner T: 0.96 g/cm³ |
Quantity | 1 kg / 18 kg / 195 kg |
Viscosity | (20 ºC) Cleaner C: 14 cP / Cleaner T: 4-6 cP |
Thermal properties |
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Boiling point | Cleaner C: 190 ºC / Cleaner T: 200 ºC |
Other |
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HS Code | 2905.1 |
The instructions for use of Loctite cleaners are as follows:
Loctite Cleaner C:
Loctite Cleaner T:
Validated printing and post-processing workflows must be followed to achieve part properties. The most up-to-date information on workflow for best results can be found here.
Professional cleaners for the post-processing of parts 3D printed with the Loctite resins.