Formlabs Form Cure V1

SHIPS WHEN AVAILABLE 7-10 days
SKU
FORFH-CU-01-U1
£449.00 £538.80
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Features

The Formlabs Form Cure is a state-of-the-art UV curing station that’s been specifically designed and engineered for Form 2 and Form 3 3D printed parts.

 

Providing a reliable and professional post-curing solution, the Form Cure has a heated chamber up to 80 °C and bathes parts in 405 nm UV light. 13 multi-directional UV LEDs and a rotating turntable ensure complete penetration, while a constant heart source bakes parts to achieve the most desirable finish for all engineering resins.

 

The Form Cure is exceptionally easy to use too. It has its own digital interface, with pre-programmed settings. The default setting is suitable for Standard Resins, and there’s also Recommended settings for specialist resins. Of course, the Form Cure also has a Quick Start guide, to help you make the most of it straight from the box.

 

The Form Cure turntable has a diameter of 19.3 cm (7.6 in), and the maximum part height that can be post-cured in the Form Cure is 18.5 cm (7.28 in).

 

The Form Cure (2nd Generation) is here, delivering blazing-fast curing, near-instant heat-up, and a larger chamber volume for even greater efficiency.

Specifications
More Information
Manufacturer SKU FH-CU-01
Technology Resin Printing (SLA)
Operating Temperature Suggested 18—28 °C
Power Requirements 90–240 V 6.0 A 50/60 Hz 144 W
Dimensions 26.2 x 26.2 x 34.0 cm
Weight (KG) 5.6kg
Brand Formlabs

Do I need to post-cure parts?

Post-curing is necessary for stereolithography-printed parts, because most resins are not chemically or mechanically sound fresh from the print bed. A 405nm light source triggers a chemical reaction, which strengthens parts through the formation of new bonds. By post-curing, Standard Resins become stronger, Castable Resins burnout cleaner and Engineering Resins can meet their quoted mechanical properties for strength.

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Delivery and Returns
 

DELIVERY BY ADDITIVE-X

BOXES SHIP VIA DPD

 

Order by 4.30pm Monday to Friday (excl Bank Holidays) and Additive-X will ship your order via DPD the same day. DPD will deliver on working days only.  

 

Depending on your postcode your options at checkout will include DPD NEXT DAY, DPD 12:00 and DPD 10:30 options. Some postcodes will show "DPD TWO DAY". 

 

Shipping to Ireland (Northern or Republic of) is a “DAP” service which means you have to pay any Duty and Taxes. Business customers must email us their EORI and UKIMS numbers.

 

PALLETS DON'T SHIP VIA DPD - WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW 

 

Some units can only be shipped safely on a pallet due to weight and/or size.  Cut off time for orders shipping by pallet is 1.30pm, that’s because we need to book the job before 2pm. 

 

Pallets are big and they ship on big lorries!  If there is any problem with a dustbin-lorry size vehicle accessing your property, you need to let us know and we can request delivery by a smaller 7.5T lorry.  If this is the case, then PALLET NEXT DAY may not be available.

 

Depending on your postcode your options at checkout will include PALLET NEXT DAY, PALLET 2-3 DAYS, PALLET COLLECTION HG4 2RN (organise your own pick-up).  Some postcodes will show “PALLET 5-6 DAYS” etc.
Pallet deliveries are between 09.00 and 17.00 and we are unable to give you the ETA in advance.

  

We use a very reliable local supplier, and the pallets go in to the “Palletforce” network.  Currently the network don’t use tracking numbers and you can't track online (coming in 2026).  Call or email us to check on a delivery or collection.

 

Need more information on delivery and returns? Please visit our full delivery page.

FAQ
  • Do I need to post-cure parts?
    Post-curing is necessary for stereolithography-printed parts, because most resins are not chemically or mechanically sound fresh from the print bed. A 405nm light source triggers a chemical reaction, which strengthens parts through the formation of new bonds. By post-curing, Standard Resins become stronger, Castable Resins burnout cleaner and Engineering Resins can meet their quoted mechanical properties for strength.
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