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Anycubic Standard Resin V2

405 nm photopolymer · US · not yet reviewed

Check your container: This countdown is for the 405 nm photopolymer variant. Similar-looking versions may have different times.

How long should you post-cure Anycubic Standard Resin V2?

Short answer

UV post-cure: 3 minutes–5 minutes.
Safe to handle: 5 minutes.
Maker & casting resin

Project stage ladder

Demolding, handling, finishing and final use may occur at different times

ShapeSetFinishUse

For maker resin, identify which stage the stated post-cure 3 minutes milestone actually unlocks. Earlier handling does not prove final cure.

Calculate the next project stage

When did this project stage begin?
Conditions that affect drying
Where?
Thickness

Stated times

  • UV post-cure3 minutes
  • Safe to handle5 minutes

From manufacturer source · checked 2026-10-25.

Conditions & fine print

Drying time can change with temperature, humidity, film thickness and surface conditions.

Using this specific product

Anycubic Standard Resin V2 is listed here as the 405 nm photopolymer version for maker resin. For casting resin, the useful question is not simply whether the surface looks finished—it is whether the exact next-action milestone shown above has been reached.

Before you start

  • Confirm the package says 405 nm photopolymer; related versions can use different timing.
  • For maker resin, pay particular attention to accurate mixing, mold material, mass and room temperature.
  • At manufacturer-stated conditions; temperature, humidity and film thickness can change drying time.

How to check readiness

Check the casting itself for flex or tack before demolding. Confirm the surface is dry and ready before continuing. Post-cure for approximately 3–5 minutes after washing and drying. Lift or move the item gently and avoid twisting the bond or pressing finished faces together.

Avoid this mistake

Demold time is not necessarily full mechanical cure.

Questions

How long does this product take to dry?

Post-cure for approximately 3–5 minutes after washing and drying. Handle after the completed wash, dry and post-cure workflow. Times vary with temperature, humidity, thickness and surface conditions.

What affects this product dry time?

Drying time can change with temperature, humidity, film thickness and surface conditions.