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From small manufacturers and product design firms to architects and artists, any small business looking to purchase a reliable, professional 3D printer has more options available today than ever before. There’s a wide range of highly capable options under $10,000 that offer the automation, sensors, and quality. Raise3D’s Pro3 Plus dual-extruder FDM 3D printer packs an impressive number of industrial-level features into a unit priced under $10k, especially with the 2022 upgrade that makes it much faster.

Fibre-reinforced thermoplastic 3D printing is swiftly advancing in industrial manufacturing. These materials offer cost-efficient solutions, boasting lightweight yet robust properties, making them ideal for high-performance industrial applications. Raise3D, the flexible manufacturing solutions provider, presents recent developments and innovations in fibre-reinforced composite 3D printing through its solutions: RMF500 and E2CF.

Raise3d’s Pro3 3D printer range comprises the smaller Pro3 (300 x 300 x 300mm) and the larger-format Pro3 Plus (300 x 300 x 605mm). Successors to the widely-successful Pro2 series, the Pro3 printers are characterized by their generous build volumes, dual extrusion setups, and high-performance filament printing capabilities.

The contract manufacturer trialled a different model before choosing Raise3D 3D printers from Bilby3D. 3D printing provides Wiring Systems with versatility and speed. The Raise3D Pro3 Plus allows the company to build its own tooling and fixtures in house, increase its organisation and ease of use of assembly stations and print sub components for its products instead of ordering slow and expensive injection moulded parts.

The Pro3 has all the automations and features you’d want in a farm machine: auto bed leveling, integrated webcam, Wi-Fi and ethernet, plus Raise3D printers typically feature user-friendly touchscreens and interfaces, making them easy to operate.

3D printer manufacturer Raise3D has introduced the DF2 solution, a new addition to its portfolio of professional and industrial 3D printing solutions, at Formnext 2023, and the company’s first resin-based 3D printer.

The RMF500 and E2CF 3D systems are equipped with enhancements to ensure precise and reliable handling of multiple chopped fiber filaments, polymers.

Solid metal parts from filament has dramatically expanded access to 3D printing metal for a wide audience of professionals who had been priced out of the technology. A third category of desktop 3D printers are those dedicated to metal filaments, such as Raise3D’s Forge1.

Raise3D’s two dual extruder printers (the Pro3 series and the new RMF500) feature multi-filament capabilities with extruder temps reaching 300℃, addressing the need for large industrial parts with soluble supports. In late 2022, Raise3D launched a Hyper FFF, which is an optional kit for the Pro3 Series that enables faster printing.