360° cleaning
Deep cleaning for complex geometry
High-frequency ultrasonic energy reaches recessed surfaces and detailed model geometry without relying on direct mechanical contact.
Professional ultrasonic cleaning
CD-X3 Professional Ultrasonic Cleaner
Professional 40 kHz ultrasonic cleaning for dental resin workflows
CD-X3 is a professional ultrasonic cleaning system for resin 3D printed dental parts. Its 40 kHz ultrasonic process reaches detailed geometry without direct mechanical scrubbing, while degas, normal, pulse and automatic modes support different cleaning requirements.
The SUS304 stainless-steel tank measures 240 × 135 × 100 mm. With 120 W ultrasonic power, 100 W heating power and continuous operation of up to 480 minutes, CD-X3 is designed for repeated laboratory post-processing cycles between printing and final UV curing.
Cleaning liquid, time and temperature must be selected according to the resin documentation. ADDITORYX can configure CD-X3 with PioNext printers, compatible PioCreat materials and UV02 curing as a complete workflow.
- 240 × 135 × 100 mmTank size
- 40 kHzUltrasonic frequency
- 120 WUltrasonic power
- Up to 480 minContinuous operation
Request a CD-X3 workflow matched to your printer, resin and validated cleaning procedure.
Why CD-X3
Controlled ultrasonic cleaning for resin workflows
CD-X3 is designed as the washing stage between printing and final UV curing for professional dental resin production.
Up to 480 minutes
Built for extended operation
Continuous operating time supports repeated laboratory cleaning cycles and production-oriented post-processing schedules.
SUS304
Durable stainless-steel tank
The corrosion-resistant SUS304 tank is designed for regular professional use and straightforward routine cleaning.
One-button AUTO
Simple automatic operation
Automatic ultrasonic cleaning, degas, normal and pulse modes provide practical control for different cleaning requirements.
Degas mode
More consistent cleaning action
The deoxygenation process reduces dissolved gas in the cleaning liquid so ultrasonic cavitation can act more consistently.
Non-contact process
Protect fine printed details
Controlled ultrasonic cleaning can remove uncured resin from complex parts while limiting unnecessary manual contact with delicate structures.
Post-processing workflow
A controlled step between printing and curing
Cleaning parameters depend on the selected resin. Always follow the current IFU or technical documentation.
Prepare the cleaning bath
Select the liquid, concentration and temperature required by the resin documentation and workplace safety procedure.
Load printed parts
Drain excess resin and place parts in the basket without crowding or allowing delicate surfaces to contact the tank.
Run the validated cycle
Select the appropriate time, temperature and cleaning mode for the material and part geometry.
Dry, inspect and cure
Remove residual liquid, allow the part to dry completely, inspect the surface and proceed to the specified UV02 curing cycle.
Technical data
CD-X3 specifications
Review tank capacity, installation space and cleaning-process requirements before configuring the washing station.
- Printing technology
- Ultrasonic cleaning
- Build volume
- 240 x 135 x 100 (L x W x H) mm
- Machine dimensions
- 265 × 160 × 225 mm
- Rated power
- 120 W ultrasonic / 100 W heating
- Tank size
- 240 × 135 × 100 mm
- Ultrasonic frequency
- 40 kHz
- Ultrasonic power
- 120 W
- Heating power
- 100 W
- Continuous operating time
- Up to 480 minutes
- Tank material
- SUS304 stainless steel
Frequently asked questions
Planning a CD-X3 washing workflow
Contact ADDITORYX for equipment matching and resin-specific process guidance.
What is CD-X3 used for?
CD-X3 is an ultrasonic washing unit for cleaning uncured resin and process residue from compatible resin 3D printed parts before final post-curing.
Which cleaning liquid should I use?
Use only the liquid and concentration specified for the selected resin, together with the applicable safety and disposal procedure.
Does CD-X3 also cure printed parts?
No. CD-X3 performs washing. Final UV post-curing is a separate step; UV02 can be configured for compatible dental resin workflows.
Can one cleaning cycle be used for every resin?
No. Time, temperature, liquid and handling requirements vary by material and part geometry. Follow the current resin documentation.
Complete the workflow
Add controlled ultrasonic washing to your resin production line
Share your printer, materials, part sizes and daily volume. We will prepare a washing and curing proposal.