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title: One-Part Resin Dispensing
slug: process/one-part-dispensing
description: Discover essential equipment and best practices for dispensing one-part resin in our comprehensive guide. This document details necessary items such as resin bottles, printer cassettes, and towels.
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createdAt: 2024-07-04T00:42:47.714Z
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# Equipment&#x20;

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- Resin bottle(s)&#x20;
- Printer cassette&#x20;
  - M Series printers: To reduce resin spills on the printer, always dispense resin on the lab bench and carry the cassette to the printer.&#x20;
  - L1 printer: Spills outside of the large cassette are less likely. Dispensing at the printer is acceptable.
- Towels/wipes&#x20;
- Optional - Foil and/or towel on table for easy cleanup (not necessary for L1).&#x20;
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## One-Part Resin Dispensing Video

*Shown with UMA 90 – applies to all one part resins.&#x20;*

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**Video text**

1. Invert bottle 5-6 times to distribute pigment.&#x20;
   - <font color="#d32f4a">**Poorly mixed pigment can affect resin flow during printing, causing potential defects.**</font>
   - Some dental resins require additional actions before printing. Be sure to consult the page for your specific dental resin before dispensing.
2. Pour required resin amount into cassette.&#x20;
3. Wipe spout to catch drips on bottle and recap.
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If you are not going to print immediately, cover the cassette with a cassette lid or foil, or leave in the printer with the door closed.
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