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Photocentric Cure M+ - Reconditioned
Strengthen Parts. Maximise Material Properties. Professional, reliable and tailored for your printer. Cure M+ optimises strengthening and drying of models to maximise material properties and complete the process. Technical Specifications...
Photocentric Cure L | Reconditioned
The industrial grade 3D printer curing station is the ideal post curing solution. Strengthen Parts. Maximise Material Properties. Professional, reliable and tailored for your printer. Our post-curing solutions strengthen printed...
Photocentric Wash Unit 99L | Reconditioned
The Photocentric Wash units are state of the art to remove excess resin from 3D printed objects. You can clean parts regardless of the complexity of the geometry. These washers...
UltiMaker S5 Material Station Reconditioned
The UltiMaker S5 Material Station is a humidity-controlled chamber with six material spools that can be loaded in any order with up to 4.5 kg of material. Each bay features...
Photocentric Wash Unit 15L - Reconditioned
The Photocentric Wash units are state of the art to remove excess resin from 3D printed objects. You can clean parts regardless of the complexity of the geometry. These washers...
Ultimaker PVA Removal Station Refurbished
£936.00 Inc VAT£780.00 Exc VAT
The Ultimaker PVA Removal Station is easy to use, clean, and maintain.
Take your 3D printer to the next level with our range of accessories and upgrades. These add-ons improve performance, boost reliability, and expand your printing options.
Whether you're a hobbyist, teacher, or industry professional, the right tools can make a big difference. From better print quality to faster workflows, upgrades help you get more from your machine.
- Nozzle upgrades – for printing with abrasive or high-temperature materials
- Flexible build plates – for easier part removal
- Enclosures – to improve temperature control and safety
- Filament dryers – to prevent moisture-related print issues
- Auto bed leveling systems – for better first-layer consistency