Our SMART Solvent Distiller is designed for the printing industry to recycle small quantities of used solvents. This system helps you save a lot on waste disposal.
Still throwing away used isopropyl alcohol? There’s a better way.
If you’re deep into resin 3D printing, you already know how much IPA you burn through for cleaning prints—and how expensive it gets over time.
On average, fresh isopropanol costs about £2 per litre, but getting rid of the used stuff? That’ll set you back around £135 for 21–30 litres. That adds up to roughly £6.50 per litre when you factor in disposal.
Now here’s the game-changer: our Solvent Distiller lets you recycle your isopropanol in-house—cutting your long-term costs and giving you clean IPA whenever you need it. Let’s break it down: use around 35 litres a month? You’ll pay off the machine in under a year. After that, it’s basically just savings.
It handles up to 20 litres a day, so even busy print shops can keep up. No more paying for disposal. No more waiting on IPA deliveries. Just clean solvent on tap. If you’re serious about 3D printing, this is one of those upgrades that pays for itself—literally.
Just choose your time and temperature, and the distillation cycle begins. You can also use distillation bags to make cleaning and removing residue much simpler.
What it does:
Cools solvent vapours efficiently with its Ciemme-designed condenser.
Optimises how long it takes to clean solvents, either by sensing the vapours or using a timer.
Uses a vacuum to lower the heat needed for cleaning, making it safer, especially with nitrocellulose.
Has a built-in tank for spills, meeting all environmental and safety standards.
Allows for easy disposal of waste and keeps the machine clean by using a special bag.
Solvents it can handle:
Heptane
Isopropanol
Isobutanol
Ethyl acetate
Ethyl alcohol
Ethanol
n-Propyl acetate
Methoxypropanol
Our SMART Solvent Distiller is designed for the printing industry to recycle small quantities of used solvents. This system helps you save a lot on waste disposal.
Still throwing away used isopropyl alcohol? There’s a better way.
If you’re deep into resin 3D printing, you already know how much IPA you burn through for cleaning prints—and how expensive it gets over time.
On average, fresh isopropanol costs about £2 per litre, but getting rid of the used stuff? That’ll set you back around £135 for 21–30 litres. That adds up to roughly £6.50 per litre when you factor in disposal.
Now here’s the game-changer: our Solvent Distiller lets you recycle your isopropanol in-house—cutting your long-term costs and giving you clean IPA whenever you need it. Let’s break it down: use around 35 litres a month? You’ll pay off the machine in under a year. After that, it’s basically just savings.
It handles up to 20 litres a day, so even busy print shops can keep up. No more paying for disposal. No more waiting on IPA deliveries. Just clean solvent on tap. If you’re serious about 3D printing, this is one of those upgrades that pays for itself—literally.
Just choose your time and temperature, and the distillation cycle begins. You can also use distillation bags to make cleaning and removing residue much simpler.
What it does:
Cools solvent vapours efficiently with its Ciemme-designed condenser.
Optimises how long it takes to clean solvents, either by sensing the vapours or using a timer.
Uses a vacuum to lower the heat needed for cleaning, making it safer, especially with nitrocellulose.
Has a built-in tank for spills, meeting all environmental and safety standards.
Allows for easy disposal of waste and keeps the machine clean by using a special bag.
Solvents it can handle:
Heptane
Isopropanol
Isobutanol
Ethyl acetate
Ethyl alcohol
Ethanol
n-Propyl acetate
Methoxypropanol
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