3D Printer UV Resin Curing Light for SLA/DLP/LCD 3D Printing, Solidify Photosensitive Resin, 405nm UV LED Lights with 60w Output Affect

A little on the expensive side, but works great on 3d prints! just a little too powerful so make sure you when to turn it off.

Good product . But light hitting low.

This UV light is excellent for curing resin prints. It cures evenly, is easy to use, and provides consistent results. Very reliable and effective for resin printing.

Discription should be more clear about 60W , but the Product is actually 6W , its 60W compared to a normal light.Had resin sticking after a lot of time aswell.Need to put more exposure Time in the UV.Far to the light . it wont get doneclose to the Light , it Almost does Too much uv.

Yup works

Awesome quality product

Good

Very bad don't buy

Works really well for fast UV curing

Disclaimer: I received this light at no charge, for review purposes, but my review will be fair and unbiased.The manufacturer lists this UV light as a solution for people who have resin printers, and who need it to fully cure their 3D resin prints. Although I don't yet own a resin printer myself, I have friends whose opinions I respect, that have and like this UV light for that purpose. My interest in the light, however, is for use with UV cured glues/plastics.I have been using a popular repair solution known as "Bondic," as well as less expensive products sold as "5-second Fix - Plastic Welding Tool," etc. All of these products use a pen-shaped applicator to allow repairs of broken objects using a liquid "glue" that hardens instantly under UV light. I have found that these solutions work great in situations where one needs to quickly fill and/or build repairs where the adhesive needs to set instantly, such as broken glasses frames, etc, but sometimes the tiny UV lights that come with them don't do as great a job at fully curing the products as I would like ... so I decided to try this much higher powered solution instead.My conclusion is: "WOW!" This light does a fantastic job of instantly curing the various glues/gels I've used, and the fact that I don't have to hold my finger on a button for an extended period of time is icing on the cake! The six UV LEDs shine very brightly, and get the job done effectively! The light gets warm with extended use, but never hot to the touch.So, let's talk about what you get: The light comes with an attached bracket that will let you easily mount it to whatever surface you choose. I would have liked if the housing had been molded so that it could stand freely without the bracket attached, but this isn't a big problem because the bracket itself can be used as a "foot" to help the light stand on a flat surface at multiple angles. The power cord has an integrated switch so that you don't have to plug or unplug the light in order to use it, AND because the switch is attached to the cord and not built into the light, if you mount the light inside an enclosure you don't have to reach in to switch it on or off.One important thing to note is that while the item description uses the word "enclosure," there isn't actually an enclosure included. You will have to build or provide that yourself, if you intend to use this to cure resin prints and want to reflect or disperse the UV light. Without an enclosure, you'll either need more than one light, or you'll have to rotate the object you're curing in order to make sure the UV rays shine on all surfaces.Aside from wishing the light had been molded with "feet," my only other suggestion is that the lens be redesigned so that the light from all six LEDs focuses evenly on the part being cured. The current lens projects a cross-hatch pattern that seems to focus more intense light along the borders of each LED rather than a more even dispersion of light. While I don't believe that there is a big difference in intensity, it could be better on future models. However, I would not hesitate at all in recommending this light to anybody who needs an economical and very bright UV solution!

I got this to cure UV resin on circuit boards. It does this extremely well and quickly. My only complaint is that it gets pretty hot fast, but for my application it's not a problem. If I were to need to run it for a long period, id add a fan, but then again im a DIY kind of person so just be warned of the heat issue

What a Life Saver!My wash and cure station went on the fritz, just as I hade an order for a Love Potion and Some Finials. Looking over the offerings on Amazon, this light had the fastest shipping at a great price. 24 hours later, I was able to finish up the last of the finials and can package the order to shipWhen I opened the box, I was pleasantly surprised. I expected plenty of plastic for the casing on the light but it is all a very nicely finished metal. The cord is fairly long and has the On/Off switch to make it so you don't have to worry about plugging it in to get started or stopped.I placed the light in front of my wash and cure station and tried to use the turntable to cure the prints all the way around. However it will only do the wash cycle and not the cure. Needles to say, the spin cycle is way to fast to keep anything on the little turntable. After picking the parts off the floor, I ran the light for 30 seconds, then moved the plate by hand, and continued on, until the parts had all been cured all the way around..The light is very bright, as you can see by how well it lit up the orange plastic on the MK3. I will be getting a new cure station but I will be keeping this around, just in case!

Got this light for curing my 3d printer resin. Made a box lined with foil to help reflect the light. Works great. It does get a little hot so maybe not wise to have on for a long time in an enclosure. Overall does what it is supposed to do and it's fairly inexpensive.