UniFormation 405nm UV Resin Curing Station 10.2''
UniFormation 405nm UV Resin Curing Station 10.2''
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The UniFormation Curing Station is designed to offer users a larger curing option with a volume of 260mm(D)*160mm(H)/10.2in(D)*6.3in(H).
A large volume allows you to cure large-sized models or models in batches faster, which makes this curing station an excellent choice for use in professional resin 3D printing scenarios.
16 UV lights, 4 LED strips are distributed on all sides, top and bottom, working together with an automatic rotating turntable, this 405nm UV light box ensures that your resin print is evenly cured, and imparts a nice shine and durability to the surface. Furthermore, it helps prevent over-curing and under-curing defects.
A vertical flip-up lid allows for a neat position side-by-side with your other machines, whilst not taking up much-needed space in your printing area.
The D265 large curing machine significantly eases your resin 3D printing workflow. Meanwhile, the protective see through front can block up to 99% UV light.
Highly compatible with UniFormation GKtwo and most LCD/DLP/SLA 3D printers, the machine is great for curing prototypes, industrial parts, jewelry, dental models and more, giving you the flexibility to work with all UV curing resin types.
Specifcations:
- Product Size: L300*W300*H250mm
- Package Size: 400*400*350mm
- Package Weight: 9kg
- Digital Timer: the default option is 10 minutes
- Wave length: 400-405nm
- UV Lights: 4 strips, 16 lights
- Voltage: Input 110/220 Output24V
- Frequency: 50/60HZ
- Power: 60W
- Additional AU plug supplied
Shipping & returns
Orders placed before 10am AWST, Sunday to Thursday, are dispatched the same day via Australia Post. We don’t ship on Fridays.
Questions
Will it fit my printer?
If your printer takes 1.75mm filament, yes. That covers Artillery, Creality, Bambu Lab, Prusa and most others.
Do I need to dry it?
New rolls arrive vacuum sealed with desiccant, so they’re ready to print. Once opened, all filament slowly absorbs moisture — signs include popping at the nozzle, extra stringing and rough or weak prints.
Drying fixes it. As a rough guide: PLA at 45–50°C, PETG and TPU at 55–65°C, ASA at 65–80°C, each for 4–6 hours. TPU is the thirstiest, so store it sealed and dry it before long prints. Our filament dryers make this easy.
Can I buy in bulk?
Yes — bulk and wholesale enquiries are welcome. Get in touch.