ANYCUBIC Wash & Cure Plus 3.0, Large Size for Anycubic Mono M5s LCD MSLA SLA 3D Printer, Powerful Curing Light, Improved IPA Usage, Cleaning Volume 8.97''x5.03''x10.23''

Excelente producto, tiene gran potencia para lavar y quitar el excedente que algunas más pequeñas no. La desventaja es que a grande la tina de lavado, por lo que requieres mucho alcohol para lavar las piezas pero obviamente dura más si usar resinas de un solo color y no de colores obscuros para que no se tiña el alcohol. En cuanto a la luz, es de gran utilidad las para el proceso de foto curado ya que permite fotopolimerizams más en dos niveles. Excelente para el Postprocesado de biomodelos para termoformados en una escala media.

This is a big machine and holds lots of stuff. The motion is pretty jerky when it starts, bad enough to tip over some models if they are standing up. Not sure if this is with all of these or just the one I got.

Great at washing and curing, I usually have to set the times higher than the default though. My only issues are the seal for the wash container fell out and it does not go back in properly, and the tabs that hold the top on break off easily.

The washing process significantly wastes isopropyl alcohol. To adequately wash 32mm miniatures, you'll require a minimum of three 32oz bottles of isopropyl to reach the necessary level. A 32oz bottle fills to just above the spinning blade, without reaching the bottom of the basket. Although I haven't printed any large items, I estimate that washing a 6-inch tall print would need approximately 2 gallons, which could become costly very quickly as that's about $40 worth of iso. You can decide for yourself if it's going to be too big for your use by looking at the picture of the washing bucket. A single32oz bottle fills it to the 1000 line.The curing aspect functions properly, as expected. However, the snake light feature is largely a novelty; it lacks sufficient brightness to be effective unless it is positioned very close to the print.After using it and doing some more research, I'm likely to return it for a few pickle jars to take over the washing aspect, and a plastic tub lined with foil along with some UV lights to take care of the curing process. This alternative should be equally effective, if not superior, and will also save me well over a hundred dollars.Even when pairing it with a M5s Pro and printing at the largest size possible, this thing is still just way too big. Go with a smaller size if you aren't planning on making extremely large prints.

If you’re constantly printing out a lot of products, I think this would be useful for you and your business. It eliminates the time it takes to cure it and wash your prints. Usually I could have this running in the background, and I can paint my other prints.