The V-CURE pulls the chamber to a vacuum before UV curing begins, removing the oxygen that otherwise leaves a tacky, under-cured surface on resin parts — so there's no glycerine bath and no nitrogen supply to manage. 36 LEDs at 365, 385 and 405nm, with Phrozen's estimated cycles from 1 minute for a gingiva mask to 7 minutes for a dental model.
Oxygen interferes with polymerisation at the surface of a printed part. The V-CURE removes the oxygen from the chamber itself before UV curing starts, so parts go in washed and dry and come out without a glycerine soak or a gas setup.
On Phrozen's preliminary estimates the V-CURE is quicker across the same applications: dental models 7 minutes against 10, splints 6 against 10, and crowns and bridges 6 against 11.
5-level UV intensity and 4-level Flash mode adjust curing energy, and curing time can be set beyond the preset material profiles on the 5 inch touchscreen.
Standard UV curing is usually enough for dental models. Vacuum curing earns its place on splints, guides, temporaries, crowns, bridges and dentures, where surface cure, material performance and consistency matter more.
Dental clinics
Chairside vacuum curing for splints and surgical guidesDental laboratories
Batch curing matched to lab print volume for crowns, bridges and denturesClear aligner and retainer providers
Consistent cure cycles without a glycerine bath or nitrogen supply
Every specification on the V-CURE is oriented toward removing oxygen from the curing step, rather than adding heat to it.
Pulls the chamber to a vacuum before UV curing starts, removing the oxygen that otherwise leaves a tacky, under-cured surface — no glycerine bath or nitrogen supply required.
Triple wavelength output covers the full Phrozen Dental resin range and compatible third-party materials.
Curing time can be adjusted beyond the preset material profiles for full control over the cycle.
Quiet enough for a clinic or lab environment, with a vacuum step built into every cycle.
Select a material profile and start the cycle in a few taps.
Suits splints, guides, crowns, bridges and most denture bases — check your parts fit before ordering.
Parts must be thoroughly washed, completely dried and free from uncured resin before curing. The V-CURE pairs with the Phrozen Wash+ for the washing stage.
Place the washed, dry printed appliance in the curing chamber.
Choose the curing profile for the material on the touchscreen, and adjust the time if needed.
The V-CURE creates the vacuum before UV curing begins.
Take out the cured appliance once the cycle finishes.
These are Phrozen's preliminary estimates. Always follow the resin manufacturer's instructions for use or validated curing profile.
| Application | V-CURE (estimate) |
|---|---|
| Gingiva mask | 1 minute |
| Surgical guide | 3 to 4 minutes |
| Denture base | 5 minutes |
| Crown and bridge | 6 minutes |
| Occlusal splint | 6 minutes |
| Hybrid denture | 6 minutes |
| Dental model | 7 minutes |
Specifications confirmed by Phrozen Technology. The V-CURE is stocked by 3D Cast, Australia's official Phrozen distributor.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Curing technology | UV cure with vacuum Vacuum |
| LED wavelength | 365, 385 and 405nm |
| Light source | 36 LEDs, maximum 130W |
| Vacuum rating | Max 720mmHg |
| Vacuum pump noise | Under 58dB |
| Curing volume | 120 x 120 x 50mm |
| Machine dimensions | 390 x 280 x 320mm |
| Machine weight | 10.5kg |
| Touchscreen | 5 inch |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Rated power | 150W, 100 to 240VAC, 50 to 60Hz, max 4A |
| Heating | No built-in heater, no external nitrogen supply required |
| Shipping | Free shipping Australia wide Dispatch from VIC |
The two units suit different priorities. The V-CURE removes oxygen with a vacuum and has no heater. The Cure+ uses a 60°C heated chamber with flash curing instead. 3D Cast supplies both, so we can help you match the unit to the resins and appliances you print.
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Complimentary shipping Australia wide via Australia Post. Ships from our warehouse in Bairnsdale, Victoria.
Returns are available for products that have a manufacturing defect.
Full Phrozen manufacturer warranty on hardware, software and firmware. Consumable parts are not covered.
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What dental clinics and labs ask most before adding the V-CURE to their post-processing workflow.
Oxygen interferes with polymerisation at the surface of a printed part, which conventional workflows manage with a glycerine bath or an external nitrogen supply. The V-CURE instead pulls the curing chamber down to a vacuum before UV curing begins, removing the oxygen from the chamber itself, so parts go in washed and dry and come out without a glycerine soak or a gas setup.
On Phrozen's preliminary estimates, a surgical guide cures in 3 to 4 minutes and an occlusal splint in 6 minutes. A gingiva mask takes around 1 minute, a denture base and hybrid denture around 5 to 6 minutes, crowns and bridges 6 minutes, and a dental model 7 minutes. Always follow the resin manufacturer's instructions for use or validated curing profile.
No. The two units suit different priorities. The V-CURE removes oxygen with a vacuum and has no heater, while the Phrozen Dental Cure+ uses a 60°C heated chamber with flash curing instead. On Phrozen's estimates the V-CURE is faster on the same applications: dental models 7 minutes against 10, splints 6 against 10, and crowns and bridges 6 against 11. 3D Cast supplies both, so we can help you match the unit to the resins and appliances you print.
No. The V-CURE has no built-in heating function and does not require an external nitrogen supply or a glycerine bath. The vacuum step removes the oxygen that those workarounds are normally used to manage.
Standard UV curing is usually sufficient for dental models. Vacuum curing earns its place on occlusal splints, surgical guides, temporaries, crowns, bridges and dentures, where surface cure, material performance and consistency matter more — typically intraoral and high performance dental resins.
Yes. Parts must be thoroughly washed, completely dried and free from uncured resin before curing. The V-CURE pairs with the Phrozen Wash+ for the washing stage.
The curing chamber measures 120 x 120 x 50mm (W x D x H). Check your parts fit this volume before ordering, particularly for larger denture bases or multi-unit cases.
Yes. The V-CURE is rated at 150W, 100 to 240VAC, 50 to 60Hz, max 4A, making it fully compatible with Australian standard power supplies. No transformer or adapter is required.
The V-CURE is covered by Phrozen's standard manufacturer warranty on hardware, software and firmware, excluding consumable parts. As Australia's official Phrozen distributor, 3D Cast provides local warranty support and technical assistance. Contact our team directly for warranty claims, troubleshooting, or setup guidance.
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