Are You Struggling with These Issues from Used Alcohol?

Cloudy used alcohol in a large container with visible resin residue, representing disposal and handling challenges.

Proper disposal is a hassle, but you can’t simply pour it away.

Multiple bottles of alcohol and resin cleaning supplies on a worktable, representing frequent refilling and ongoing alcohol use.

Alcohol runs out quickly, so you’re always refilling and spending more than you should.

Used alcohol being strained through a cloth filter, representing an attempt to reuse alcohol without a reliable filtration method.

You want to reuse it, but there’s no easy, reliable way to do so.

Two Phrozen alcohol filter bags on a worktable, showing the reusable filter bag designed for resin 3D printing alcohol filtration.

A Simpler Way to Reuse Your Alcohol

We created the first filter bag on the market designed specifically for resin 3D printing, so you can filter and reuse alcohol without the hassle.

A Patented Solution for Alcohol Filtration

When your alcohol stops cleaning your models properly, you’ll naturally assume it needs to be replaced. That is where the Phrozen Alcohol Filter Bag comes in. By filtering out the resin residue, it restores your alcohol to a clean state ready to be reused with confidence.

Used alcohol before filtration in a large container, showing cloudy liquid with resin residue.Used alcohol after filtration in a large container, showing clearer liquid with reduced resin residue.

Reusing Your Alcohol Has Never Been Easier

The Phrozen Alcohol Filter Bag efficiently removes resin residue from used alcohol, allowing it to be reused for model cleaning.

Used alcohol in a plastic container during the old cleaning process, where resin removal required waiting for evaporation before reuse.

Before

In the past, used alcohol had to be left to evaporate before the resin could be removed, making it unusable afterward.

Used alcohol being poured into the Phrozen Alcohol Filter Bag for direct filtration, showing a faster way to reuse alcohol.

After

With the Phrozen Alcohol Filter Bag, used alcohol can be filtered directly to remove resin residue, making it clean and reusable without waiting or extra steps.

2 Simple Steps to Reuse Alcohol

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Cloudy used alcohol dripping through the Phrozen Alcohol Filter Bag into a clean container, capturing resin residue during filtration.

Filter the Cloudy Alcohol

When wash alcohol becomes too cloudy to use, place the Phrozen Alcohol Filter Bag over a clean container and pour the alcohol through it. During this process, resin residue is captured by the filter bag, and the alcohol becomes visibly clearer.

Each Filtration Can Save Up to 50% on Your Alcohol Costs

With the Phrozen Alcohol Filter Bag, filtering used alcohol becomes easier, faster, and more cost-effective.

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Using less alcohol frees up more budget for resins and other accessories, allowing you to print more.

Icon showing a filter inside a recycling symbol to represent alcohol filtration and reuse.

Each filtration provides a quick and easy way to save an entire batch of alcohol from being wasted.

Easy Setup, Designed to Fit Your Process

The Alcohol Filter Bag does not require any special tools to set up. Simply hang or clip the filter bag on top of a container to complete the filtration. • Allow the alcohol to drip down naturally through the filter bag without submerging it. You can use racks, clamps, or other tools you already have to set it up. • Place a PP or PE plastic container under the filter bag to collect the filtered alcohol. You can also use the wash tanks from Phrozen Wash & Cure or Wash Mega directly.

Phrozen Alcohol Filter Bag hung on a plastic container, showing a simple setup for alcohol filtration.
Phrozen Alcohol Filter Bag hung on a plastic container, showing a simple setup for alcohol filtration.
Phrozen Alcohol Filter Bag supported inside a plastic container frame, showing a practical filtration setup.
Phrozen Alcohol Filter Bag placed on a rack above a plastic collection container for drip filtration.
Phrozen Alcohol Filter Bag clipped securely to a plastic container, showing an easy setup for collecting filtered alcohol.
Phrozen Alcohol Filter Bag product image showing the white polypropylene filter bag.

Specifications

• Maximum length: 430 mm
• Maximum width: 280 mm
• Diameter: Ø180 mm
• Weight: 226 g
• Material: PP (polypropylene)
• Micron rating: 1 µm
• Quantity: 2 pieces per set

FAQ

1. What types of liquid waste can the Phrozen Alcohol Filter Bag handle?

The Phrozen Alcohol Filter Bag is designed for filtering 95% alcohol / 99.5% IPA used to clean standard model resins and certain engineering resins. If the used alcohol contains extremely fine resin particles, such as those from ceramic-filled resins, filtration performance maybe limited. We recommend evaluating compatibility based on your resin type and usage conditions.

2. How do I use the Phrozen Alcohol Filter Bag?

Simply pour used alcohol into the filter bag. The PP (polypropylene) material captures resin residue while allowing clean alcohol/IPA to pass through. Once filtration is complete, the filtered alcohol/IPA can be poured directly back into your washing station. Filtration occurs naturally without the need for tools, pumps, heating, or additional equipment.

3. Can I filter the cleaning solution from water-washable resins?

If your cleaning solution for water-washable resins is water-based, then it is not compatible, as the Phrozen Alcohol Filter Bag is specifically designed for alcohol/IPA-based solutions only.

4. Does cleaning performance decrease after multiple filtration cycles?

No. Based on Phrozen's internal testing, cleaning performance does not decrease due to multiple filtration cycles under normal usage conditions. The filtration process removes resin residues but does not affect the alcohol’s cleaning properties. *As the filter bag collects more resin residue over time, filtration speed may slow down. When this happens, we recommend replacing the filter bag to maintain optimal filtration results.

5. How much money can I save on alcohol by using the Phrozen Alcohol Filter Bag?

According to Phrozen's internal testing, each filtration can save up to 50% of the alcohol that would otherwise be discarded. Under typical usage conditions, one filter bag can be reused effectively for an average of five filtration cycles. A 2-pack set can therefore support approximately ten cycles. By reducing the frequency of alcohol replacement, you can significantly lower cleaning costs and allocate those savings toward resin or other printing materials.

6. How do I set up the Phrozen Alcohol Filter Bag?

Place the filter bag on top of a clean container, and pour the used alcohol/IPA into the bag to begin filtration. For best results, allow the alcohol/IPA to drip down naturally through the filter bag without submerging it. The filter bag does not require any special tools to set up. It can be secured using clips, stands, or other existing supports. We recommend using a PP or PE plastic container, as these materials are more compatible with alcohol/IPA. You may also use the wash tank from a Phrozen Wash & Cure or Wash Mega S as the collection container.

7. When should I replace the Phrozen Alcohol Filter Bag?

Replace the filter bag when filtration becomes noticeably slower or less effective. Additional Notes: (1) Used filter bags should be completely dried before being disposed of as regular waste. (2) Based on Phrozen's internal laboratory testing, one filter bag can typically be used for about five filtration cycles, although actual reuse may vary depending on alcohol/IPA condition and usage patterns.

8. How does the Phrozen Alcohol Filter Bag compare to traditional alcohol disposal methods?

The key differences come down to whether the alcohol/IPA can be reused, how long the process takes, and how consistent the cleaning results are. Evaporation Method This method allows the alcohol to fully evaporate, leaving cured resin residue behind for disposal. However, once evaporated, the alcohol/IPA cannot be reused. Natural Settling Method This method involves sealing the used alcohol and allowing resin residue to settle over time, often with the help of sunlight. The process typically takes several days or longer, and fine resin particles may still remain in the alcohol/IPA. Phrozen Alcohol Filter Bag The filter bag physically removes resin particles from used alcohol/IPA through direct filtration. Once filtered, the alcohol/IPA can be reused immediately, without days of waiting. This enables faster workflow, more stable cleaning performance, and efficient alcohol recycling while reducing waste.

9. What is the difference between the Phrozen Alcohol Filter Bag and coffee filters or metal strainers?

The main differences come down to how well they filter resin residue, how much time they require, and how easy it is to use. Coffee Filters and Metal Strainers These are not designed for resin 3D printing. Their pore sizes are typically not optimized to capture the fine particles found in used alcohol/IPA. As a result, filtration effectiveness may be limited. In addition, their capacity is usually small, requiring repeated filtration cycles, which can be time-consuming. Phrozen Alcohol Filter Bag The Phrozen Alcohol Filter Bag is designed specifically for reusing alcohol/IPA from resin 3D printing. Its filter material effectively captures fine resin particles. Made from chemical-resistant PP (polypropylene), it offers reliable durability and resistance to alcohol/IPA exposure. With a 5-liter capacity, you can process more alcohol/IPA in one run instead of filtering in small, repeated batches.