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Wash and cure stations

Post-processing equipment for cleaning and hardening resin prints

Updated at 2026-09-13 11 printers · 6 brands
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Refining the resin printing process

Taking a model off the build plate is only half the job when working with resin. The prints come out tacky and require a thorough bath in solvent followed by a session under UV light to reach their full strength.

This set of listings highlights the stations that automate these steps, moving away from messy hand-washing toward a more controlled environment. Using a dedicated station helps achieve a consistent finish without over-exposing the resin.

Equipment for cleaning and hardening

In this catalog, you will find both integrated bundles that pair a printer with a matching station and standalone units for those who already have a machine. These tools help ensure that fine details are preserved and that the final product is safe to handle.

Selecting your post-processing station

When browsing these listings, consider the size of your largest prints. A station like the Mercury X is built for larger volumes, while the Mercury Plus 2.0 fits standard desktop models.

If you prefer a custom setup, the DIY enclosures provide the basic UV lighting and turntables needed to build your own curing box. Check the brand pages for ELEGOO and ANYCUBIC to see which stations match the build volume of your specific resin printer.