3D Printing
Help manage odors and airborne emissions from desktop FDM, resin, and other 3D printing workflows.
Stainless Steel Fume Ventilation Safety Enclosure with Fire-Containment Design for 3D Printing, Soldering & More
$499.00 USD
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Keep VOCs, ultrafine particles and solder smoke out of your air. The Stainless Steel Ventilation Box is a ducted fume extraction enclosure built for desktop machines: FDM and resin 3D printers, soldering and rework stations, laser engravers, and the INJEKTO 3 desktop injection molding machine. Instead of filtering and recirculating, it pulls contaminated air out through a rear-mounted fan and vents it outside through standard flexible ducting.
Features
- Stainless steel panels on five sides with an aluminum extrusion frame, rigid enough to sit under load and easy to wipe down
- Integrated exhaust fan mounted in the rear panel, 310 CFM
- Fan and duct included (6 in / 15.24 cm duct fan)
- Grommeted cable pass-throughs for power, USB and filament without breaking containment
- Open front for full access to your machine, load and unload without moving the box
- Interior dimensions: 22 x 22 x 22 in (56 x 56 x 56 cm)
- Exterior dimensions: 24 x 24 x 24 in (61 x 61 x 61 cm)
- Bolt-together construction, ships flat
- Weight: 37 lb ( 16.8 kg)
Use cases
3D printer enclosure and fume containment, soldering and desoldering fume extraction, hot-end and ABS/ASA off-gassing, resin post-processing, plastic injection molding with INJEKTO 3, epoxy and adhesive work, laser engraving.
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Stainless Steel Fume Ventilation Safety Enclosure with Fire-Containment Design for 3D Printing, Soldering & More
$499.00 USD
Ventilate Your Workspace
Built for cleaner workspaces
One box. Many applications.
Capture fumes, smoke, and airborne particles at the source across your workshop, lab, or production space.
Soldering
Capture soldering smoke and flux fumes while assembling electronics, wiring, and prototypes.
INJEKTO 3
Position ventilation near your INJEKTO 3 workspace to help control plastic fumes during small-batch molding. Two ventilation boxes stacked are required for INJEKTO 3 to fit.
Welding
Help manage smoke and fumes from light, occasional welding and brazing at the bench. Best suited to low-spatter work positioned away from the duct inlet.
Burnout Furnace
Help capture smoke and odors during wax, resin and MASTE burnout cycles.
Laser Engraving
Support localized extraction for light-duty cutting, engraving, and material processing setups.
Dimensions
FAQs
Here are the most frequently asked questions about the ventilation box.
How It Works
How does it remove fumes?
The built-in fan pulls air out of the enclosure and ducts it outside your workspace. Nothing is recirculated, and there are no filters to buy or replace.
How does the open front work?
The fan creates negative pressure inside, so room air flows continuously inward across the face and out the duct. You get full access to your machine and correct airflow at the same time, the same principle a laboratory fume hood uses.
How is this different from a benchtop fume extractor?
A benchtop unit filters a small area and returns the air to your room. This encloses your entire work area and removes the air from the building.
Why stainless steel?
It will not contribute fuel in a fire, which matters with heated machines running unattended. It also shrugs off IPA, acetone and uncured resin, all of which cloud and craze plastic over time.
How do I clean it?
Wipe it down with IPA or any shop cleaner. It's bare stainless, so there is no coating to damage.
How do I run cables into the enclosure?
Two 1.5 inch (38 mm) diameter grommeted pass-throughs in the back panel. Enough for a power cable, USB cables and filament together, sized so airflow stays where you want it.
What It's For
Which materials and processes benefit most?
ABS, ASA, nylon and polycarbonate printing, resin printing and post-processing, soldering and rework, injection molding, and adhesive or epoxy work. Anything that off-gasses while you work.
Is it good for resin printing?
It is one of the best use cases. Run it during printing, washing and curing to move resin vapor and IPA outdoors.
Does it work with INJEKTO?
Yes, it was designed around it. Injection molding off-gasses continuously through barrel heat-up and purging, so extraction matters throughout the session. To use it with INJEKTO, you must stack two ventilation boxes on top of each other.
Does it work with a laser engraver?
Yes for small diode engravers. 310 CFM handles typical engraving loads.
Fit
How much space do I need for it?
The box measures 24 x 24 x 24 in (61 x 61 x 61 cm) on the outside, with a 22 x 22 x 22 in (56 x 56 x 56 cm) interior. Allow 9 in (23 cm) behind it for the duct to bend without kinking, and keep the front clear so you can reach your machine.
Will my printer fit?
Confirmed fits include the Bambu Lab P1S, P1P, X1C and A1 mini, the Creality K1 and K1C, and Elegoo Mars-series resin printers. Interior is 22 x 22 x 22 in, and most fully enclosed CoreXY printers up to 20 x 20 x 20 in will fit comfortably.
Can I stack multiple units?
Yes, if you purchase two or more units, you can stack them to create a bigger ventilation chamber.
Ordering & Shipping
Do you offer international shipping?
Yes, we offer international shipping to almost every country. If you are unable to select your country at checkout, please contact us for assistance
Do you offer instalment payments (Buy Now, Pay Later)?
Yes, for customers based in the United States, we offer a payment plan. You can select this option at checkout.