Anycubic is introducing a new and larger post-processing machine, the Wash&Cure Plus, which sports a 192x120x245 mm volume for curing parts and comes with 360° curing of the models.
The Wash&Cure Plus’ measures 290x270x490 mm which means it also supports 192x120x245 mm washing mode, which makes it compatible with all LCD 3D printer models measuring up to 8.9 inches and below on the market.
Manufacturing on Demand
This helps to address post-processing needs faced by those looking to 3D print large-size, light-curing models. Along with washing and curing, the new machine presents a stronger cleaning strength which is able to guarantee more productivity with less effort. Water washable resin is also supported.
Not only the bigger size makes Wash&Cure Plus an ideal solution for the growing number of users making intense use of low-cost, high-res 3D printing capabilities, it also features an L-shaped UV light design with an array of 20 LED beads. The L-shaped UV light bar can be bent to ensure 360° curing from the top to the bottom part of models, through the reflection of the rotating table. This feature enables every model to be cured seamlessly by the UV light. Besides, the adjustable time selections and convenient washing method can bring users more convenience.
Wash&cure plus will be on presale on April 16th through April 22nd (April 15th at 7 am PST), during which time Anycubic will provide a presale offer ($169) for the first 1.000 machines purchased. The price will be back to $249 after either the quota is reached or after one week of the presale.
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