3D printing news Raise3D expands its range with three machines designed for more flexible production

Last summer, Raise3D, a leader in the field of FFF additive manufacturing, launched its new professional machine series Pro3 series and the E2CF 3D printer specially designed for the production of carbon fiber parts. In order to ensure the launch of new products, the manufacturer relies on its long-established European partner OKM3D, which has already accepted reservations for three new FFF solutions through its professional dealer network in Europe. But what are the characteristics of these three new 3D printers, and what do we expect from them?

In 2018, when Raise3D launched its famous Pro2 series, it began to raise market standards by providing faster and larger machines. Since then, user expectations have changed and now focus on more flexible solutions that provide better repeatability and productivity. It is with this in mind that manufacturers are returning to implement more agile manufacturing plans.

Pro3 series (photo source: Raise3D)

Like its Pro2 series, the Pro3 series includes two double-extrusion FFF printers: Pro3 has a print volume of 300x300x300 mm, while Pro3 Plus has a larger print volume of 300x300x605 mm. Their functions have been redesigned to provide a better user experience and higher repeatability in part production while maintaining superior quality. For example, they integrated a modular extruder with two quick-change nozzles (interchangeable heads), automatic calibration, a flexible printed board that is easier to remove the paddle, and an airflow manager for better heat dissipation and air circulation. Together, wait.

Please also note that the Pro3 series includes an intelligent EVE assistant that can identify common printing problems and propose solutions accordingly. It also reminds users of maintenance tasks that need to be performed, thereby reducing machine downtime and providing optimal service life.

In terms of materials, the Pro3 series is compatible with all thermoplastics extruded at temperatures below 300°C: PLA, ABS, TPU, ASA, PETG, etc. Finally, Pro3 and Pro3 Plus printers are designed to provide a simple and ergonomic user experience. The machine is equipped with high-definition cameras for real-time monitoring of jobs, consumables detectors, safe mode, energy-saving mode, and power-off backup and recovery printing functions.

Timmy Schramm, CEO of OKM3D, added: “Raise 3D is very focused on listening to the feedback from the customer base. Therefore, the Pro3 series was born, which has all the state-of-the-art needed to make additive manufacturing a truly accessible and easy-to-use production system. Technology and innovative features. It is indeed an extremely feature-rich machine, while taking into account production quality, repeatability and uptime. We believe that Pro3 will have a significant impact on additive manufacturing production because it can pass through the Raise3D ecosystem ideaMaker and RaiseCloud scale easily. We are very proud of the release of Pro3 because it does bring more added value than the FFF system on the market today."

Pro3 series provide users with a more relaxed printing experience (photo source: Raise3D)

Pro3 and Pro3 Plus printers have begun to accept pre-orders at 4749 Euros and 6,249 Euros before tax respectively. If you are interested, please be sure to contact OKM3D, they will be able to let you directly contact one of their local partners in 20 European countries.

More and more users want to design lightweight and sturdy parts that can withstand varying degrees of pressure. Therefore, they turned to composite materials, especially carbon fiber, which has the advantage of being very light but similar in strength to steel. To meet the growing needs of professionals and manufacturers, Raise3D has developed the E2CF 3D printer, which is an FFF machine designed to create parts loaded with carbon fiber. Equipped with IDEX extruder, printing volume is 330×240×240 mm, silicon carbide nozzle is wear-resistant and has good thermal conductivity. Therefore, the machine can handle abrasive materials.

Raise3D recommends using its PA12 CF filament, reinforced with short carbon fiber, and its supporting material. In the future, manufacturers intend to develop more materials, such as PPS CF, PPA CF and PET CF. Its purpose is to provide a wide range of materials to meet the needs of users seeking strength, rigidity and portability.

E2CF printer (photo source: Raise3D)

The new Raise3D E2CF printer is a complete solution to meet the requirements of this type of filling material: enhanced extrusion and super abrasion-resistant nozzles, 2 independent drying ovens for the preservation of filaments, a series of technical filaments with related supporting filaments , All profiles can be used on ideaMaker, easy to use from the first printing.

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