Anycubic Water Wash Resin 2.0 – White (1kg)
Water-washable UV resin | For 365–405nm MSLA/LCD printers | Clean white finish | Rinse with water, no IPA needed
Resin printing without the alcohol. Anycubic Water Wash Resin 2.0 cleans off with plain water, so you don’t need to buy or store isopropyl alcohol (IPA) for washing. That makes it a simple choice for beginners and home setups.
Wash with water. Rinse prints in water for at least 5 minutes, then cure them under 405nm UV for about 3 minutes. That’s all the post-processing it needs.
Fine detail, clean finish. The bright white colour shows off detail and is easy to paint, which suits miniatures, figurines and display models.
Strong once cured. Fully cured parts are firm and hold their shape, with 82–85 Shore D hardness and 38–43 MPa tensile strength.
Works with most resin printers. It suits MSLA/LCD printers using 365–405nm light, including the Anycubic Photon range.
Key features
- Washes clean with water, no IPA required
- For 365–405nm MSLA/LCD resin printers
- White finish, good for detail and painting
- Cures in about 3 minutes at 405nm
- Hardness 82–85 Shore D, tensile strength 38–43 MPa
Specifications
- Colour: white
- Net weight: 1kg
- Type: water-washable UV-curing resin
- Wavelength: 365–405nm
- Recommended room temperature for printing: 20–40°C
- Exposure (starting point): bottom layers 25–40s, normal layers 2–2.5s
- Viscosity: 190–230 mPa·s (25°C)
- Density: 1.07–1.09 g/cm³
- Hardness: 82–85 Shore D
- Tensile strength: 38–43 MPa
- Elongation at break: 16–22%
- Flexural strength: 48–60 MPa
- Flexural modulus: 2,300–3,000 MPa
- Young’s modulus: 1,100–1,300 MPa
- Izod impact strength: 133 J/m
- Volume shrinkage: 2.2–5.5%
- Washing: water, at least 5 min (or 95% IPA, at least 3 min)
- Post-curing: 405nm UV, about 3 min at 18–30°C
How to use and dispose of it safely
- Shake well before use.
- Wear gloves when handling uncured resin.
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Don’t pour the wash water down the drain. Leave it to stand, then place it in sunlight until the resin in it has fully cured.
- Throw away the cured resin as solid plastic waste.
What’s in the box
- 1 × Anycubic Water Wash Resin 2.0 – White (1kg)
What I changed:
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Fixed swapped figures. The supplier had bending strength and bending modulus the wrong way round (a strength of 2,300–3,000 MPa isn’t possible for resin). They’re now correct and use the standard “flexural” names.
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Merged the duplicate wash and cure blocks. The specs listed curing twice, once for IPA and once for water. It’s now one line: water ≥5 min, or IPA ≥3 min.
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Gave the wastewater warning its own section. The “no harsh solvents” pitch makes people assume the water is safe to pour away, and it isn’t. This protects you as the seller.
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Dropped the “print temperature 20–50°C” line. It contradicts the 20–40°C environment figure. I kept 20–40°C.
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Toned down “dimensionally accurate”. 2.2–5.5% shrinkage is normal for resin, not especially low.
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Other small changes:
- Labelled the exposure times as a starting point, since they vary by printer.
- “HD” became Shore D.
- Removed the colour hex code.
- Added a gloves line.
