ANYCUBIC Wash and Cure 3 Plus Station, Size-Upgrade Wash Cure Machine with Gooseneck Lights, Dual-Layer Design and IPA Saving, for Anycubic Photon Mono M5 Saturn LCD/SLA/DLP 3D Printer
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Size: M-Wash & Cure 3 Plus
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- Higher CompatibilityAnycubic Wash and Cure 3 Plus upgraded the washing size 8.97''x5.03''x10.23''. And compared with Wash & Cure Plus, the washing volume of the washing basket is increased by about 13.4% to 7.6L, which is suitable for more LCD 3D printers like Photon Mono M5s, Photon Mono M7 Pro, Saturn 3/4 series or other 10.6 inches and below.
- Flexicure Gooseneck LightDue to the innovative Flexicure gooseneck light design, Wash & Cure 3 Plus can increase the energy value by 30,000uW/cm2* in the 1~3cm irradiation range, which greatly enhances the solidification effect of the top of the model, the figure skirt, and other subtle areas, plus the light tube can be twisted, making it more convenient to use
- Better Curing EffectThe Anycubic Wash & Cure 3 Plus features a brand-new arrangement of lamb beads combined with a lens light source. It offers a 20%* improvement in curing uniformity than previous generation Wash & Cure Plus. This results in a more thorough and comprehensive overall cure of the model, ensuring better quality and consistency.
- Efficient IPA utilizationThe dual-layer PP material cleaning basket supports washing with platform and rust-resistant. It is equipped with two adjustable heights of 150 mm and 250mm allowing printing platforms from 6.6 to 10.6 inches, maximizing alcohol usage efficiency.
- Dual-layer CuringA specially designed double-layer curing platform increases the number of models cured per cycle and markedly improves curing efficiency.
Brand: ANYCUBIC
Material: Polycarbonate, Aluminum Alloy, ABS
Color: white
Product Dimensions: 16"D x 23.62"W x 15"H
Item Weight: 7 Kilograms
Product Dimensions: 21.65 x 13.78 x 15.75 inches
Item Weight: 15.4 pounds
Item model number: Wash and Cure 3 Plus
Date First Available: September 21, 2023
Manufacturer: ANYCUBIC
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Size: S-Wash & Cure 3.0
Over all, this is a very good product. However, to cut to the chase, I prefer using an ultrasonic cleaner and a homemade UV curing chamber. Here are a few of the pros, cons, and reasons to back up my preferences. Pros: Simplicity (Two machines in one) Pretty good at washing parts (reason for "Pretty good" explained later) Amazing at curing parts (the UV LEDs are super powerful) Attention to safety (the lid is UV blocking and there is a safety switch that shuts down the machine if the lid is removed) Simple user interface Works with a pretty small amount of cleaning fluid (there is an included bracket that lowers the bed to the surface of the liquid) Cons: Price (see below for further detail) Can't use both the cleaning and curing features simultaneously In all, this is a very useful piece of equipment. However, let's go into further detail on a couple of the points made above. Let's start with my comment that it does a "Pretty good" job at cleaning. Though the cleaning system does a surprisingly decent job at removing excess resin from the surface of the prints, it lacks the penetrating capability of an ultrasonic cleaner. With an ultrasonic cleaner, the part gets cleaned inside and out. This is important because resin printers can't really print infill. This means that either you print with 100% infill (i.e. solid) or no infill (i.e. hollow). Because the ultrasonic cleaner uses, well, ultrasonic waves to clean, these waves can penetrate the walls of the print and clean the inside as well. And finally, let's talk price. Though this machine is pretty good at what it does, I don't think it is worth the $150 price tag (as is the price at the time of the writing of this review). I say this because of the all the other methods of doing the things this machine does (sometimes even better) but at a cheaper price. For example, I can get an ultrasonic cleaner (big enough to put the entire build plate into) for around $80 and a string of UV LEDs for $10. So, with a little DIY (to build the curing chamber) I can have equivalent capability for $60 less. In conclusion, this is an all around good machine. I believe that you can make something better, but, since this is the only all-in-one cure/wash station I can find, I would recommend it to anybody that doesn't want to mess with the DIY side.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2020 by Noah J
Size: S-Wash & Cure 3.0
I expected this device to be a positive improvement for my 3d printing, but I hadn't anticipated the kind of difference it would make. Like most people I saw this device, thought "Eh, kind of interesting, but it just does things I already have a set up for." Eventually though I was convinced to take a chance on it (being stuck at home for the coronavirus social distancing/quarantining certainly helped since I was doing more printing as a result). I was quite surprised. First, it was a big space saver. My old set up was a tupperware of IPA for initial wash, an ultrasonic cleaner for a second rinsing, and then a 5 gallon bucket lined with UV leds with a solar powered rotating display stand. This device replaced all of that and it left me with a lot of space. That extra space has also helped me keep the work area cleaner. Second, it's really convenient. The alternate means of immersing the prints, the wide platform for curing, and plenty of other little things show that this is a device that some thought went into. It's well designed and it does its jobs well. It's hard to point to a single thing, but it definitely makes what is often the most tedious parts of resin printing faster and more enjoyable. The only thing I would put as a warning - the manual doesn't say this (at least not anywhere I saw), but none of the functions work without the protective cover on. This makes sense for the cure mode, but was very confusing when I was attempting to clean some prints the first time. I nearly thought the machine was broken until I tried putting the cover on to see if that made a difference (after at least 15 minutes of trying it in every other possible configuration and with multiple different outlets). If you can spare the funds and are thinking about this device, I strongly recommend making the purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2020 by Kevin Waterman
Size: S-Wash & Cure 3.0
Must buy for an any cubic printer. Makes post processing a dream! Easy to setup and use. Easy to swap between wash and cure
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2026 by CelestialGT
Size: S-Wash & Cure 3.0
So recently I took the plunge on my first resin printer experience. I had a small background in FDM printers but was looking for higher definition with my prints. After some research I kept hearing about Anycubic being a big contender in the SLA space. I ended up purchasing the Mono X and the wash and cure station as well. The package showed up and upon opening it I first noticed how well the machines were packed. Everything came in perfect condition. The instructions were clear, bright, and very easy to understand. Both wash and cure station and the printer were both set up within a matter of minutes. I followed the instruction and I ready for my first test print. The print went flawlessly. It was a really great first experience in SLA. The test came out in a few hours and I immediately took advantage of the wash station. This was quickly and obviously money well spent. The print came out clean in just a few minutes and after a few more min of curing I was done. I couldn’t believe how simple it really was. The following day I decided to put the printer to the rest. I printed a full build plate of a highly detailed model and was blown away but how well the mono 4k screen captured the details. As a full time artist this new tool will change everything and will be instrumental in bringing my digital sculptures to life! I plan on doing a full and immersive review of both machines on my YouTube Channel which can be found at BogleArts on YT. I’m attaching pics of my printer set up, the prints I’ve made so far, and some tools I found to help make printing a little easier. The customer service with Anycubic also deserves to be mentioned. Between the customer service and the Mono X community online this is a particularly great printer choice for anyone looking to get into SLA printer to ready to step it up from a small printer to A medium sized machine with a 4k Mono Screen. I plan on updating this review every few months to keep others informed on my printing journey. Stay tuned.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2021 by michael cangelosi michael cangelosi