UniFormation S10 Fume Control Enclosure — Coming Soon

In development. UniFormation announced the S10 on September 10, 2026. No price and no sale date have been published — the company is collecting early-bird registrations. We have not had one on the bench in Rocklin, so there is no fitment claim on this page yet.

Why an already-enclosed machine still needs a fume enclosure

The S10's headline feature is that it does everything in one box: it prints, then washes the build in a 9-liter tank, then dries it with heat, all before you open the door. That solves the sticky-gloves problem and the second-machine-on-the-bench problem. It does not solve the air problem — it concentrates it.

A conventional resin workflow puts uncured resin in one machine and solvent in another. The S10 puts both in the same cabinet and then adds a heated drying stage. UniFormation lists that stage at 35–45 °C. Warming solvent-wetted parts is an efficient way to move solvent into the air, and that air goes into whatever room the machine sits in. Every time the door opens, the accumulated volume comes with it.

That is the case for a fume control enclosure over the top of it. The machine's enclosure exists to automate a workflow. Ours exists to contain and concentrate what that workflow produces, so a filter or an exhaust run can do the mitigating. Two parts, working together.

What UniFormation has published

• Machine dimensions listed at 620 × 340 × 620 mm
• Build volume listed at 223 × 126 × 200 mm
• 10.1-inch monochrome LCD, 15,360 × 6,540 pixels
• 9-liter integrated wash tank; resin vat to one liter
• Heated drying stage listed at 35–45 °C
• Curing module shown as an optional add-on
• Production configuration connects up to three machines to a shared fluid station

Those are the manufacturer's published figures, not measurements we have taken. We will verify every one of them against real hardware before we cut anything.

What we will build

A bolt-on fume control enclosure in the same line as our DTF and UV printer enclosures: panels, hardware, and a printed parts kit, with exhaust ports on a 120 mm fan mounting pattern and a 4" exhaust bracket that slips a 4" hose with a clamp. No fabrication, no hard mods to the machine.

If you are running a print farm configuration — three S10s on a shared fluid station — tell us when you sign up. A multi-machine layout is a different problem than a single desk, and it is worth knowing early.

What we are not doing

No preorders, no deposits, no ship date. We do not publish dimensions or fitment claims for a machine nobody has measured. Every other Clearview listing says cut for this exact machine — that claim is worth something because we do not make it until it is true.

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