PRO Glow in the Dark Resin

Monocure3D PRO Glow in the Dark Resin – Illuminate Your Models with Strength, Longevity and Lasting Luminescence!

Light up your printing adventure with Monocure3D’s PRO Glow in the Dark (GITD) resin. This is not just another 3D printing resin; it’s a spectacle of luminous wonder, designed to bring a magical glow to your 3D creations. Perfect for those who want to add an element of surprise and enchantment to their prints.

Key Features

Spectacular Glow Effect:  Our PRO GITD resin is truly out of this world, offering an impressive glow that will surely amaze your family and friends. Watch your prints come to life with a captivating luminescence in the dark.

Long-Lasting Luminosity: We believe our PRO GITD resin to be the longest glowing on the market. It can emit light for up to 12 hours after being charged with normal daylight, ensuring your creations stay illuminated throughout the night.

No Settling on Long Prints: Specially formulated to maintain consistency, our PRO GITD resin does not settle, even on long prints. This means you get uniform glowing effects throughout your entire model.

Versatile Printing Capabilities:  Ideal for a wide range of applications, this resin is suitable for printing with layer heights from 10 to 100 microns, accommodating various design preferences and project requirements.

Affordably Priced: Now available at a new, more affordable price, our PRO GITD resin is accessible for everyone looking to add a unique and glowing touch to their 3D prints.

LCD Screen Friendly: Like all our resins, the PRO GITD resin is formulated to be gentle on LCD screens, supporting sustainable and cost-effective printing practices.

Proudly Australian Made & Guaranteed: All our resins are expertly developed and manufactured in Australia, embodying our commitment to high-quality, constancy and trust. Our experienced chemists ensure each product meets rigorous standards. 

Monocure 3D’s Glow in the Dark resin is more than just a novelty; it’s a testament to innovation and creativity in 3D printing. Ideal for artistic projects, night-time accessories, or any print that needs an extra touch of wonder, this resin ensures that every creation doesn’t just stand out in the light but also glows impressively in the dark.

Illuminate your 3D printing journey with Monocure 3D Glow in the Dark resin – where every print becomes a source of wonder and de-light.

General Directions

1. Ensure surfaces and perfectly leveled. The smallest of tilt on the build plate can allow the corners of the model/raft curl off the plate.
2. Ensure the build plate is clean and free of dust or parts of a previous model.
3. Shake the bottle for at least 30sec for 1L bottles and 1min for 5L bottles.
4. When pouring into the vat you will notice very small bubbles suspended in the resin. Please allow about 20min for these to raise to the surface and then use a heat source (small butane torch or heat gun) to quickly pass over the surface to remove all surface bubbles.
5. On monochrome LCD based printers with short exposure times start by adding 1sec on top of the Rapid / Tuff normal layer times you would normally use. This could end up being about 18s-22s x 4 base layers and then 2-3s normal layers.
6. On RGB LCD based printers add about 2s to the regular layer cure times. Typically 60s x 4 base layers and then 6-7s normal layers.
7. If your printer supports reducing the power of the UV LED array try setting the power to 50%. Low and Slow will help prevent any yellowing of the model
8. Use a calibration model to help dial in the perfect base and normal exposure times (https://monocure3d.com/pages/calibration-models)
9. After the model has finished printing, clean the model in either Resinaway or IPA for no more that 5min (scrub by had with a soft brush and/or use an ultrasonic cleaner). Try to get into all the smallest of crevices. Follow up with a quick rinse under running water and then dry the model thoroughly with compressed air. This then allows you to see if there is any residual uncured resin on the model. If you see any, follow up with a small squirt of IPA, soak 1min and then blow the IPA off the model to see if the surface is then nice and clean.
10. Once you are 100% convinced the model has zero uncured resin on the surface please use a low powered 405nm only UV light source (10-20W) and post cure for no more than 10min. If you do not have a low powered UV light source you can place the model in the shade (NO direct sunlight) and let it cure for 10-30min.

Do's and Don'ts

Do’s :

1. Always shake the bottle before pouring from it.
2. Always make sure the printer build surface is perfectly level.
3. Always use a 405nm UV post curing light source less than 20W. Low and Slow.
4. Always ensure the surface of the model is 100% clear of uncured resin before curing.

Don’ts :

1. Don’t post cure in a strong UV light source, particularly the sun.
2. Don’t use a curing station that uses anything but 405nm LED’s.
3. Don’t leave any cleaning fluids on the surface when curing.