Clearview Plastics · Phrozen Sonic Mighty Revo 16K MAX Resin 3D Printer Enclosure V2.0
A resin printer in a shared workplace has two jobs: produce consistent parts, and keep its fumes out of everyone else's air. The Phrozen Sonic Mighty Revo 16K MAX can't do the second one on its own. Resin fumes and wash-station solvent vapor drift into the room, temperature swings change how the resin behaves, and fans and wash cycles add to the noise of the day.
The Clearview enclosure puts the Phrozen Sonic Mighty Revo 16K MAX in a finished, controlled station designed around the way you already work, with the printer and your wash and cure stations enclosed to isolate fumes. A filter or exhaust deals with what's contained, the printer gets a steadier space to work in, and the noise comes down. It's a panel kit CNC-routed in California, flat-packed or delivered assembled and tested.
Four reasons to enclose it
Thoughtfully designed enclosures that don't interfere with the way your work already flows. The printer and the wash and cure stations are all enclosed to isolate fumes. Frameless doors open where staff already reach, so nothing has to be worked around. The station reads as clinical equipment, not a hobby corner.
Liquid resin gives off fumes from the moment the vat is filled, and the wash adds alcohol vapor on top. In a shared workplace that's a staff exposure question, not just a smell. The enclosure isolates both, so a filter can reduce them or an exhaust run can carry them outside, away from the people you're responsible for.
Resin thickens when it's cold and changes behavior when the room swings through the day, overnight or with the HVAC schedule. The enclosure gives the printer a steadier, defined space to work in. Add your own small heater and it holds the box, not the whole room. It also keeps dust off the vat, the film and the build plate. Consistent conditions mean consistent parts.
Fans, Z motors and wash cycles running beside a desk or an operatory add up over a day. Panels on every side take the edge off, so the printer works in the background while staff and patients don't have to hear it.
A sealed box with nothing moving the air just stores fumes until you open it, then releases them into the room all at once. That's why these enclosures aren't gasketed. The filter or exhaust keeps air moving through the enclosure the whole time, so the air inside is being treated, not saved up for the moment the door opens.
Who it's built for
Dental appliances, surgical guides, models and production parts, where a failed print costs chair time, not just resin.
Staff who work next to the printer every day, and patients or clients in the next room.
A clinic, lab or office that has to answer to an EHS review, and can't take in solvent vapor or shop noise.
Fortune 500 companies, government labs and top universities run Clearview enclosures. So do physicians, attorneys, executives and senior engineers.
If your practice or lab answers to a safety review, the five-document Safety Documentation Pack is written for exactly that conversation.
The Phrozen Sonic Mighty Revo 16K MAX is a large-format resin printer, and an open one works in the same air you do. Uncured resin and IPA both give off vapor, and it doesn't stay over the vat. It moves through the room and settles on everything around the bench. Room light reaches the vat, and dust reaches wet prints before you've had a chance to wash them. This enclosure puts a boundary around the machine.
The Clearview SLA V2.0 enclosure in the Tallboy size, built around the Revo 16K MAX. It is a bolt-on panel kit: panels, hardware, and a printed parts kit. Screw-together assembly in 60 to 120 minutes. No fabrication, and no hard mods to the printer itself.
The Revo 16K MAX has a large flip-up hood. The Tallboy stands 1100 mm (43.3") tall so the hood can swing to full open. The frameless door design still does its job here: the front door swings flat against the side, the top hatch lifts clear, and the corner where they meet opens as one piece with no frame rail in the way. The hood lifts up and back with a clear path through its whole arc, and can pass the front and top edges of the enclosure on the way.
| Overall | 700 x 650 x 1100 mm (27.5" x 25.6" x 43.3") |
|---|---|
| Front door width | 590 mm (23.25") |
| Side doors | None, one (left or right), or both |
The enclosure's job is to contain and concentrate what comes off the machine. The fan or filter does the mitigating. Two parts, working together. The 4" exhaust hose bracket is included, and everything below mounts to it.
The enclosure ships flat-packed by UPS as a kit. If you would rather not build it, we can assemble and test it here so it arrives ready to run. Assembled enclosures ship on a pallet by freight.
Schools, labs, and shops often can't install equipment without documentation on file. The resin safety and compliance document pack is five editable documents: Safety and Compliance Package, Ventilation and Exhaust Guide, Room Readiness Guide, Maintenance and Inspection Guide, and Visitor and Student Safety Orientation.
Designed and built in house in California. One-year warranty against manufacturer defects. 30 day returns on unused panels with the masking still attached. Printed parts and STL files supported after ordering, including future revisions.
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