Frequently Asked Questions

Monocure3D products are developed and manufactured in Sydney, Australia. Our team has extensive experience in UV-curable materials, resin development and technical support for resin 3D printing.

Most Monocure3D resins are compatible with open-material MSLA and DLP resin 3D printers that cure around 405 nm. Settings vary between printers, so calibration is always recommended before production printing.

You can find suggested printer settings on our Printer Settings page. These should be used as a starting point only, as exposure times can vary depending on printer model, screen condition, layer height, colour, resin type and room temperature.

Yes. Each resin and printer combination should be calibrated before use. Use a calibration model to check exposure, detail, dimensional accuracy and adhesion before printing larger or more important parts.

Safety Data Sheets are available from the SDS section of the Monocure3D website. Always read the SDS before handling resin, cleaners or related products.

Store resin in its original container with the lid tightly closed. Keep it indoors, away from direct sunlight, UV light, moisture and extreme temperatures. Shake well before use.

Yes, unused resin can usually be reused if it has not been contaminated. Strain it through a fine filter before returning it to the bottle, and keep it away from UV light during the process.

Some resin components and pigments can settle during storage. Shake the bottle thoroughly before use. If the resin contains hard particles, unusual lumps or does not mix back together, it may no longer be suitable for printing.

Monocure3D resins are designed for UV curing, with best results typically achieved around 405 nm, which suits most modern MSLA and DLP resin printers.

No general-purpose Monocure3D resin should be considered food safe unless the product is specifically certified for that application. Dental and medical materials should only be used for their intended purpose and according to the product instructions.

For best results, use ResinAway® to remove uncured resin from printed parts, tools, build plates and vats. After cleaning, remove excess liquid with compressed air or a lint-free cloth before post-curing.

Freshly printed resin parts are still partially uncured. IPA, methylated spirits or water can sometimes leave prints cloudy, cracked or tacky, especially if parts are soaked too long. ResinAway® is designed for resin clean-up and helps reduce these issues.

RinseOFF™ is used after the main ResinAway® wash step. It helps remove any remaining cleaner film from the print surface before UV curing, leaving the part clean and ready for final cure.

Follow your local waste disposal regulations. Used cleaner can contain uncured resin, so it should be treated carefully. Where suitable, expose contaminated liquid and residue to UV light or sunlight until resin solids are cured before disposal.

Yes, ResinAway® can be reused many times depending on how much uncured resin it has absorbed. Once cleaning performance drops or the liquid becomes heavily contaminated, it should be replaced.

Build plate adhesion issues are usually related to levelling, base exposure, surface condition or resin settings. Re-level the plate, check the first-layer exposure, make sure the build plate is clean and lightly sanded if required, and consider using PlateBond™ for extra adhesion support.

Apply a small amount of PlateBond™ to the build plate and spread it evenly across the surface before printing. It helps the first layers bond to the build plate and can be especially useful when printing difficult materials or large parts.

Cracking can be caused by under-curing, over-soaking in IPA or methylated spirits, washing in water before the part is fully cured, excessive heat, trapped resin, or insufficient post-curing. Adjust cleaning and curing times and check your printer exposure settings.

Clear prints can trap uncured resin and show layer marks, especially on complex shapes. Clean thoroughly, post-cure correctly, then sand and polish if a clearer finish is required.

Contact Monocure3D support with the batch number, date of manufacture, printer model, resin settings, photos of the issue and a description of your process. This helps our team check retained samples and troubleshoot properly.

The Monocure3D dental range includes model, study model, thermoforming model, surgical guide, try-in, custom tray, gingiva, cast and separator products. Always check the specific product page and instructions before use.

Yes, selected Monocure3D dental resins can be used with compatible Asiga printers. Use the relevant material settings and follow the correct workflow for your printer and application.

No. Each dental resin is designed for a specific application. Only use a dental resin for the purpose stated on the product page, instructions and regulatory information.

Yes, Monocure3D ships to many countries. Shipping options and costs are shown at checkout where available. International orders may be subject to local duties, taxes or import charges.

Free delivery may be available for eligible Australian orders over the advertised order value. Please check the current shipping information at checkout.

Complete the wholesale or reseller application form on the Monocure3D website. Once reviewed, our team can provide account access, pricing and relevant reseller information.

You can contact Monocure3D through the website, WhatsApp support or by phone. Include your printer model, resin type, settings, photos and a short description of the issue so our team can assist quickly.

Yes, Monocure3D can discuss specialised material requirements for professional, industrial or production applications. Contact the team with details of the project, performance requirements and printer type.