ANYCUBIC Wash and Cure Station 3.0, Resin 3D Printer Post-Process for Most LCD/SLA/MSLA/DLP Resin Printer, Detergent Saving&Dual Cleaning and Curing Models
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6.04” x 3.42” x 6.49”
6.04” x 3.42” x 6.49”
8.77”x4.96”x9.05”
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11.8” x 11.7” x 6.5”
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9024×5120(10K)
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6480 x 3600(7K)
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【Upgraded Cleaning and Curing Volume】 Anycubic Wash& Cure 3 has an impressive 42% increase than the wash & cure 2.0 in cleaning basket capacity, now at 3 liters. The total volume of the cleaning bucket has been expanded to 4 liters. This makes it perfectly tailored for resin 3D printers with a size of 7.3 inches or less.
【Optimized Details Curing】 Flexicure Gooseneck design increases the energy value by 30,000uW/cm² in the 1-3 cm irradiation range and improves the curing effect on top of the model and other small parts.
【Dual-layer Design】Wash& Cure 3.0 double-layered PP material cleaning basket supports simultaneous cleaning of platforms and is designed to save detergent with two adjustable heights of 100 mm and 165 mm to flexibly accommodate printing platforms from 5.9’’ to 7.3’’.
【Powerful Curing Light】By adopting a brand-new arrangement of light beads and lens light source, Anycubic Wash & Cure 3.0’s curing uniformity has been enhanced by 20%* compared to its predecessor 2.0. The powerful light source for more efficient full curing of models
【Easy to Use】 Cleaning and Curing Dual Mode and Enhanced Gooseneck Lamp Cure Mode are individually keyed and can be easily switched on and off at the touch of a button. Cure time can be adjusted from 1 to 30 minutes with the rotary knob control. Wash and cure 3 produces less noise during operation, providing a quiet working environment.
8 reviews for ANYCUBIC Wash and Cure Station 3.0, Resin 3D Printer Post-Process for Most LCD/SLA/MSLA/DLP Resin Printer, Detergent Saving&Dual Cleaning and Curing Models
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Joshua Belangia –
This is not a hfit a 10-in bye 4 in by 3-in about the size of the Mars 3 build plate
All resins have different requirements of wash times and UV times. Do some researchWhen you have your alcohol 95% up is good. You’re going to want to buy by the gallon.This is a great tool and beats UV hand curing
Lucy Ann –
Does an excellent job washing and drying.
Really good wash & dry stationI use this with my Elegoo Mars 5 printer because it was a little cheaper and though I can’t fit my build plate in it it still works beautifully.
Henchmen4Hire –
Great machine for cooking your goose (or resin 3D print)
After a few years of using frankensteined contraptions (with varying levels of hazard) to clean and cure the resin 3D prints I sell, finally started upgrading my workstation with less death-inducing equipment.I have a love/hate relationship with Anycubic. When their products work they’re excellent and for a great price, but when they’re busted they waste a ton of your time and money troubleshooting.That said, I’m happy to find Anycubic’s Wash and Cure Station 3.0 works as expected.This size of wash/cure station is great for miniatures and whatever else fits in your printer that’s roughtly the size of a Photon Mono 4 Ultra. The wash/cure station size after this is massive, suitable more for statues and some life-size props, so I suggest trying this one first.[THE GOODS]-The 4-liter wash tub comes with a convenient basket to hold loose prints, and can be adjusted to hold a small buildplate or corral taller items. You only need 1.5L of cleaning fluid (alcohol, detergent, etc.) to completely submerge the basket.-The clear curing platform can hold a quart-size bag in case you want to cure prints in water.-There is a gooseneck UV light included to help hit any areas the main pillar can’t fully blast, like the top of a print.-The machine is very quiet, I don’t notice when it’s on until it softly beeps when the wash or cure session ends.[THE BADS]-There needs to be a way to stack up to 2 more curing platforms, so we can use the full length of the UV light pillar to cure a lot more small items at once. I used hot glue, a clear rod, and an extra platform to do this with my previous cure station to save a ton of time.-Even though Anycubic claims it’s 36W, there’s no foil to bounce around the UV light in the chamber, like in Elegoo’s Mercury 1.0 25W cure chamber. So even though it outputs more UV light, it might be less concentrated. However, after a test it seems to cure things all around just fine. Plus without foil there’s a lot less heat trapped when curing for longer times. I’ll probably add a sheet of foil to cover the floor, the front, and top of the cover at least though, to hit more angles at once.-The UV light pillar turns off when the machine’s cover is lifted, but not the gooseneck UV light. So remember to turn it off or look away from it when removing the cover.Maybe someday they’ll make the whole UV light pillar flexible or make the machine modular, so we can change the orientation of the prints and lights as needed. The gooseneck is a good start.Overall this Wash and Cure Station 3.0 is a great addition to the toolkit that won’t completely set your coinpurse on fire.
Reynaldo Solano –
No consume mucha energía
Bastante rápido
Johan solorzano –
facil de usar
excelente
Joe –
Not really an improvement over the 2.0 Plus except volume
I only bought this because I broke the was bucket on my Wash & Cure 2.0 Plus with no replacement available from Anycubic. Not really any better. Still has the prone to rust magnets when using IPA as a washing solution. Liked the rotary dial on the 2.0 plus better. The cover is not tall enough to cover the machine with the wash bucket in place (?) Not sure how long the bendy “flex-cure” light will last. The wash rack is all plastic and not very rigid – the 2.0 Plus rack was metal. It does work to wash and cure, so the performance matches the 2.0 Plus.
PilotGuy –
Works great but can throw parts off the turntable when it starts turning.
This is a nice small wash and cure station. The only issue I have with it is once the cure process starts the turntable jerks when it starts and it can throw small parts around. I am not sure why the start process is not smooth but it does have a little jerkiness when it first starts spinning. Other than that I really like the station. It seems to wash the parts well and cures them fully. The included adjustable LED light is a nice addition to the fixed vertical ones.
Sean McLaughlin –
Effective curing, washing could be better.
Bought this with a Mono 4 to make sure I could reliably cure parts in an area that is often cloudy. It does well for curing, quick and effective.The wash functions are not as effective as I had hoped. It takes an entire gallon of ethyl alcohol, and it seems to need multiple cycles to get the parts fully clean due to the rather low intensity circulation it uses. I had hoped it would have a wash intensity control to adjust the washing power that it clearly lacks.Also, the lid on my wash bucket doesn’t seem to seal 100%. When moving it while full it tends to seep out and down the sides. Could also use a pouring lip or spout to make it less messy when emptying, I keep having alcohol run down the side of the bucket and make a mess.