ELEGOO Mercury XS Bundle – Wash & Cure Stations

Separate Wash & Cure Stations ELEGOO Mercury XS Bundle Two independent machines plus a handheld UV lamp — so one plate can be washing while the previous one cures. The Mercury XS Bundle takes a different approach from a combined unit: you get a separate wash station and a separate cure station, which means both stages can run at once. For anyone printing repeat batches, that removes the bottleneck of waiting for one machine to finish washing before curing can start. It also includes a handheld 405 nm UV lamp — genuinely useful for curing the interior of assembled parts, reaching recesses the turntable cannot illuminate, and spot-curing repairs. 2 unitsWash + cure separately 7 LSealed wash tank ø200×260Max curing size (mm) 32 LEDs405 nm, 360° UV lampHandheld, included What It Does ⚡ Wash and cure in parallel Two independent machines. Wash the next plate while the last one cures — the practical difference when you are producing batches rather than one-offs. 🔆 360° all-round curing Two L-shaped light bars carrying 14 UV LEDs each, plus 4 LEDs beneath the turntable. Combined with 360° rotation, models cure evenly with no shadowed faces. 🔦 Handheld UV lamp A 405 nm wand for interiors, recesses and assembled parts. Use at 20–60 mm distance, in bursts of no more than 15 minutes. 💧 Sealed 7 L wash tank Rubber-sealed to contain IPA vapour during washing. Handles large models directly, or batches of small parts. 🛡️ Anti-UV lid Transparent yellow shade blocking 99.9% of UV light, so you can watch progress without risking your eyes. 🔌 Shared adapter Both machines can run simultaneously from the supplied adapter, with identical knob-and-button operation. Full Specification Specification ELEGOO Mercury XS Bundle Format Separate wash station + cure station Wash tank capacity 7 litres, sealed Max wash size (with platform) 180 × 121 × 153 mm Max wash size (without platform) 201 × 124 × 255 mm Max curing size ø200 × 260 mm UV source 2 L-shaped bars × 14 LEDs, plus 4 LEDs beneath turntable — 405 nm Handheld UV lamp 405 nm, ø12 × 65 mm, 1 m cable, 0.65 W Wash station dimensions 255 × 155 × 385.5 mm — 2.27 kg Cure station dimensions 246 × 230 × 363.5 mm — 2.4 kg Rated power Wash 12 W / Cure 36 W Input voltage 100 – 240 V, 50/60 Hz Timer 0 – 30 minutes, knob and button control Max printer size Up to 9.1 inches For Saturn 4 and Jupiter series printers, the build platform must be removed before washing — unlike smaller machines, the plate will not fit in the tank. If you run a Saturn 4 or Jupiter, the Mercury Plus V3.0 takes plates up to 10 inches directly. Which Wash & Cure Station? Mercury XS Bundle Mercury Plus V3.0 Format Two separate units One 2-in-1 unit Wash capacity 7 L 7.5 L Max curing ø200 × 260 mm ø250 × 290 mm Max build plate 9.1″ (plate removed on Saturn 4 / Jupiter) 10″ direct Handheld UV lamp Included — Best for Batch throughput — parallel washing and curing Larger plates, single-bench workflow In the Box Mercury XS Wash main body and Mercury XS Cure main body Curing light, curing turntable and anti-UV lid Cleaning bucket, cleaning basket and basket bracket Handheld UV lamp and safety goggles Adapter, tools and manual Safety & workspace Uncured photopolymer resin is a skin and eye irritant. Wear the supplied goggles and nitrile gloves when handling liquid resin, used IPA or the handheld UV lamp, and work in a ventilated space. Never look directly at 405 nm UV light, and do not run the handheld lamp for more than 15 minutes continuously. Dispose of waste resin and saturated IPA as chemical waste — never down the drain. Questions About the Mercury XS Bundle Why two separate units instead of one 2-in-1? Throughput. With a combined machine you wash a plate, then swap the bucket for the turntable and cure it — the two stages queue behind each other. With separate stations, the first plate cures while the second is already washing. If you print one plate at a time it makes little difference; if you run repeat batches it roughly halves your post-processing bottleneck. Does it work with a Saturn 4 or Jupiter? It works, but not with the plate attached. The XS is rated for printers up to 9.1 inches, so on a Saturn 4 or Jupiter you must remove parts from the build platform first and wash them loose in the basket. That is an extra handling step on every plate. If you want to drop the whole plate straight in, the Mercury Plus V3.0 takes up to 10 inches directly. What is the handheld UV lamp actually for? Curing what the turntable cannot reach — the inside of a hollowed model, deep recesses, undercuts, and assembled or glued parts that no longer fit the chamber. It is also useful for spot-curing a repair. Hold it 20–60 mm from the surface and work in bursts of no more than 15 minutes, wearing the supplied goggles; never look directly at the emitter. How do I dispose of the used IPA? Not down the drain. Leave the saturated IPA in sunlight or under a UV lamp so the dissolved resin cures out and settles as solid sludge, then filter or decant it — the cured solid goes out as hazardous waste, and the remaining liquid should go to a chemical waste facility. The sealed tank helps here: it limits evaporation between uses so the IPA lasts longer before it needs replacing. Do I still need ventilation if the tank is sealed? Yes. The seal limits evaporation while the lid is closed, but IPA still off-gasses during washing and whenever the tank is open, and it carries dissolved uncured resin with it. Run both stations in the same ventilated space as the printer, keep the lid on when not in use, and avoid washing in a small sealed room. Buying from Eolas Prints We are a specialist 3D printing supplier in Cantabria, Spain, shipping across Spain and the EU, with resin consumables held here. Unsure which station suits your printer? Ask us — build plate size is what decides it, and we will say plainly if the other unit is the better fit.