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Nexa3D Wash+Cure Station for XiP – All-in-One Resin Wash and 405 nm Cure | 5.5 L

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Sealed wash bucket and basket — sized for the XiP build plate or loose parts.
Wash and cure guidance — solvent choice and cure times for the resins you run.

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Nexa3D Wash+Cure Station for XiP – All-in-One Resin Wash and 405 nm Cure | 5.5 L

All-in-one desktop wash and post-cure station for parts printed on the Nexa3D XiP.

✓ 5.5 L sealed wash bucket with a basket that takes the XiP build plate whole
✓ Magnetic stirring, runs on xCLEAN or isopropanol
✓ 405 nm LED cure tower with rotating base and reflector hood
✓ Ships in 2 business days from US stock

$636

Prices follow supplier cost and stock availability and are updated regularly. The price you see is today's price — once you order, it's held for 7 days.

What your applications engineer actually checks

Wash and cure sized to the XiP plate

The 5.5 L basket takes the XiP build plate whole, so parts are not handled twice, and the 405 nm tower rotates under a reflector hood so a batch cures evenly. Cure schedules come from the resin data sheet — validated with Nexa3D's material partners, not guessed from a timer.

An applications engineer on the line

Solvent choice, wash times, cure schedules and when a bigger station is the honest answer — from engineers who run these machines in-house. Sub-4h reply, NDA standard.

5.5 L

Wash capacity

405 nm

Cure wavelength

Magnetic stirrers

Agitation

xCLEAN / IPA

Solvents

Nexa3D XiP

Compatible printer

About this product

The Nexa3D Wash+Cure is the desktop post-processing unit for the XiP: a 5.5 L sealed wash bucket with magnetic stirring and a 405 nm LED cure tower with a rotating base, so a build plate goes from printer to finished part on one bench without a second machine.

Nexa3D Wash+Cure station – all-in-one resin wash and 405 nm cure unit for XiP — One bench unit: sealed wash bucket below, rotating 405 nm cure tower above.

Why XiP owners buy the Wash+Cure

What a combined station actually changes on a print bench.

5.5 L sealed wash bucket

A lidded bucket with a basket that takes the XiP build plate whole or loose parts — solvent stays covered between cycles instead of evaporating.

Magnetic stirring

Stirrers keep solvent moving so cleaning is consistent across the plate. Runs with xCLEAN or isopropanol, whichever your resin calls for.

405 nm cure tower

An LED tower on a rotating base, with a hood carrying internal reflectors so the part is lit from every side rather than one.

Cure settings from the material makers

Curing performance is validated with Nexa3D’s material partners, so the recipe on the resin data sheet is the recipe this unit runs.

From build plate to finished part

The post-processing chain, on one bench.

Step 01

Wash

Drop the whole XiP build plate — or loose prints — into the basket, close the lid, and let the magnetic stirrers do the work in xCLEAN or IPA.

Step 02

Rinse and dry

Run a second bucket of clean solvent if you want a two-stage wash, then dry fully. Residual solvent under a part is the usual cause of tacky surfaces.

Step 03

Cure

Move the parts under the 405 nm tower and cure to the time on your resin’s data sheet. The rotating base keeps exposure even across the batch.

Specifications

Item	Detail
Function	Combined wash and UV post-cure station
Wash capacity	5.5 L
Wash basket	Accepts the XiP build plate or loose parts
Agitation	Magnetic stirrers
Compatible solvents	Nexa3D xCLEAN or isopropanol
Cure source	405 nm LED tower, rotating base, reflector hood
Compatible printer	Nexa3D XiP

If you already own the XiP Toolkit, its bucket is the same part as the Wash+Cure bucket — buying the station leaves you with two, which is exactly what a two-stage wash needs.

Typical applications

Where a combined desktop station is the right answer.

Dental labs

Models, guides and trays off one XiP

Engineering prototyping

Functional parts that need a full cure

Design studios

One bench, no dedicated wash room

Education and labs

Simple, contained post-processing

Printing at a bigger scale?

Post-processing options for build volumes beyond the XiP.

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Tell us which resins you run and how many plates a day you print — an applications engineer will confirm whether the Wash+Cure keeps up or whether you need a larger station. Sub-4h reply, NDA standard.

Why source through Additive Plus

Genuine Nexa3D hardware with the consumables and spares to keep it running — buckets, baskets and xCLEAN from the same supplier.
We run LSPc printers in-house, so wash and cure advice comes from people who post-process these parts daily.
Full workflow in one place: printer, resin, wash and cure, spares and service.
Under 24h response · ships from US stock.

Brand	Nexa3D
Country of origin	USA
Platform	XiP

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Common questions

Don't see yours? Email [email protected] — NDA standard, typical reply within 4 hours.

Which printers is the Nexa3D Wash+Cure designed for?

It is built around the Nexa3D XiP: the wash basket is sized to take the XiP build plate whole, so you lift the plate out of the printer and drop it straight in. It also handles loose parts from any small resin printer, since a bucket of stirred solvent and a 405 nm cure tower are not printer-specific. For NXE 400 build platforms the plate is far larger and you want the xWASH instead.

Does it work with water-washable resins as well as IPA?

The station is specified for Nexa3D xCLEAN and isopropanol, which is what the Nexa3D LSPc materials call for. Mechanically it is a stirred bucket, so other solvents are physically possible — but check chemical compatibility with the bucket and seals before you pour anything unusual in, and follow the wash instructions on your resin's data sheet. If you are unsure about a specific material, ask us before the first cycle.

What UV wavelength does the cure tower use?

405 nm, which matches the LSPc resins the XiP prints. The tower sits on a rotating base and the hood carries internal reflectors, so the light reaches the sides and undercuts of a part rather than only the top face. Cure times come from the data sheet of the resin you printed — Nexa3D validates curing performance with its material partners, so use their published schedule rather than a habit.

How long does a full wash and cure cycle take?

It depends entirely on the resin and the part. Engineering resins such as xPRO410 wash in a couple of minutes and cure in minutes; dental and flame-retardant grades have longer, stricter schedules, and some resins need an additional thermal post-cure in an oven that this unit does not provide. Work from your resin's data sheet, and tell us which materials you run if you want us to sketch a realistic bench cycle time.

Why does the bucket come up twice in the documentation?

The bucket supplied with the Wash+Cure is the same part as the one in the XiP Toolkit. If you already own the Toolkit, buying this station leaves you with two identical buckets — which is useful rather than wasteful: run a dirty first wash in one and a clean rinse in the second. Two-stage washing is the simplest way to stop a saturated first bath leaving a film on finished parts.

How do I dispose of used solvent safely?

Used IPA or xCLEAN carries dissolved uncured resin and must be treated as chemical waste — never poured down a drain. The common practice is to leave the saturated solvent under UV light until the resin polymerises out, filter the solids, and hand both streams to a licensed waste contractor according to local rules. The resin safety data sheet governs; we can send the current SDS for any Nexa3D material you buy from us.

Can I buy spare buckets and consumables separately?

Yes. We stock the replacement wash bucket for the Wash+Cure as a separate item, along with xCLEAN parts washing solution and the rest of the Nexa3D consumable and spares range. Keeping a second bucket and a fresh drum of solvent on the shelf is the difference between a clean two-stage wash and a bench that stops when the bath is saturated. Ask us to quote the station and its consumables together.

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