Post-processing equipment covers the washing, curing, and support-removal stages required after 3D printing to convert a green-state printed part into a finished, biocompatible object ready for use. This typically includes isopropyl alcohol (or equivalent solvent) washing stations to remove uncured resin, followed by UV post-curing chambers to complete polymerization and achieve final mechanical properties. Consistent post-processing protocols are essential for the dimensional accuracy and biocompatibility of surgical guides, models, splints, and other 3D-printed dental parts, making this equipment a required final step in any dental additive manufacturing workflow.