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October 26, 2026      Hardware      3DPTimes Editorial | Sources: UniFormation company preview, campaign FAQ and shipping policy.      13

The S10 combines printing, washing and drying in one machine, while final UV curing remains separate and fulfillment is estimated for March–April 2027.

Archive: Digital Wax Systems laser-based resin printer at Good Smile Company, December 29, 2010. Not a UniFormation S10, campaign prototype or demonstration of its automated workflow. Photo: Danny Choo. CC BY-SA 2.0. Resized; content unchanged. Original: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:3D_Printer_(5302686968).jpg | License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/

UniFormation is accepting Kickstarter pledges for its S10 desktop resin 3D printer, which integrates printing, washing and drying. The company's October 10 preview scheduled the campaign for October 22; its official website now identifies the campaign as live. This is a crowdfunding product, with fulfillment still ahead.

According to the manufacturer, the build plate rotates and tilts after printing to drain resin, then moves into a 9-liter washing tank for two cleaning cycles. Warm-air drying follows at 35–45°C. Users still need to remove models and supports and perform final UV curing.

The company specifies a 16K monochrome LCD, 15,360 × 6,540 pixels and a 223.03 × 125.9 × 200 mm build volume. Automatic resin feeding and heating are intended to reduce routine preparation. These specifications describe the manufacturer's design rather than independently tested performance.

UniFormation advertised a $999 Kickstarter entry price in its launch preview. Its separate VIP arrangement offered eligible deposit holders $100 cashback after backing, with the $20 reservation deposit refunded separately; those conditions should not be confused with an unconditional $899 retail price.

The campaign FAQ, updated October 22, clarifies that standalone operation uses two wash cycles with the same supply of liquid. An optional Fluid Hub allows older solvent for the first wash and cleaner solvent for the second. The FAQ also states that built-in purification does not replace ventilation and that curing is not automatic.

The current shipping policy estimates fulfillment will begin in March–April 2027, in pledge order after production is completed. UniFormation says production and fulfillment schedules can change. The campaign therefore represents planned future delivery rather than stock available for immediate shipment.

Archive photograph: a Digital Wax Systems laser-based resin printer used by Good Smile Company, photographed by Danny Choo on December 29, 2010. This illustrates an earlier resin-printing system; it is not a UniFormation S10, a current campaign prototype or a demonstration of its automated workflow. CC BY-SA 2.0. Resized for display; content unchanged. Original: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:3D_Printer_(5302686968).jpg . License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/ .

Primary sources: UniFormation company preview, October 10, 2026: https://uniformation3d.com/blogs/uniformation-s10/love-resin-printing-hate-the-mess-meet-the-uniformation-s10 ; creator's campaign FAQ, updated October 22: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/uniformations10/uniformation-s10-first-desktop-automated-resin-3d-printer/faqs ; current S10 shipping policy: https://uniformation3d.com/pages/shipping .







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