Resin Space Charter

Space Description

The resin space is dedicated to 3D printing with photosensitive resins, as well as associated steps: cleaning, post-processing, curing, and finishing.
Due to the toxicity of the products handled, access is strictly reserved for trained individuals, and safety rules must be applied rigorously.

Access prohibited without prior training.
Wearing nitrile gloves is mandatory for any handling.
Lab coat or protective clothing recommended to avoid splashes.
Safety glasses strongly recommended during risky operations.
Mask wearing is mandatory for long manipulations or those generating vapors.
Absolutely no food or drink in the space.
Any object in the space is considered toxic (including tools, bottles, funnels), unless otherwise indicated.
A glove removed = glove consumed: put on a new pair.
Ventilation is mandatory during the use of resin or solvents.
Never leave a chemical product open or without a clear label.
Maintenance prohibited without specific training.

Be accompanied during your first prints after training by a fully trained member.
Immediately dispose of resin residues after each handling.
Use only one type of resin per tank and print.
Never scratch or scrape resin tanks: use only non-abrasive tools for cleaning or filtering.
Always replace the filters of tanks or funnels after use.
Use only wooden sticks for mixing.
Never pour liquid waste into a sink — even diluted.
Be present during the entire print cycle, do not leave a print unattended.
Always cover the Saturn with its anti-UV lid when not in use.
Post-it required for any experiment needing resting time: name, surname, date, start and end time.
Any consumable or equipment (funnel, tank, spatula, etc.) is considered single-use: if it is no longer new, it must be discarded.

Systematically clean the workspace after use.
Replace all protections (lids, caps, boxes) after each print.
Dispose of all waste (gloves, cloths, filters, residues) in the bins provided for this purpose.

Immediately report any incident, malfunction, or anomaly to a referent or the person responsible for the space.
Do not intervene alone on a machine without authorization or training.

Thank you for respecting these guidelines so that this space remains accessible and pleasant for everyone!