3D printing is the perfect solution for this application. Sanitronics uses a Raise3D printer in combination with BASF Innofil3D filament EPR InnoPET. This material was chosen because of its excellent layer adhesion, which allows Sanitronics to print watertight parts. By using 3D-printed drain pipes, the parts can be constantly developed further and replaced by improved versions. The consistent quality of the filament allows the company to have a reliable in-house production.

Raise3D, a 3D printer manufacturer, will announce its first step into flexible manufacturing solutions with the RaiseFactory systems at the Hannover Messe in Germany.“The major advantage of these systems relies on its flexibility,” said Diogo Quental, Raise3D’s general manager for Europe. “They are easy to set up, use and maintain, they allow parallel production with multi-materials, and are highly versatile and easily scalable.”

Why we picked the Raise3D Pro2 Plus as Best Large Format 3D Printer:There’s no getting around it, the Raise3D’s flagship is gigantic. It’s massive. It’s humongous. A small child could probably sit inside its frame. But don’t be intimated by the size.
Everything on this printer has the tag “professional” written over it. The build quality is excellent. Everything is sturdy, nicely designed, the Z-axis rods alone are hefty sticks of industrial grade metal.

The Raise3D Pro2 Plus is pitched at labs, entrepreneurs, manufacturing and prototyping companies. It’s not your typical maker’s machine (unless you’ve got the funds) – the Raise 3D Pro2 Plus is not meant to be a machine to tinker with; it’s meant to deliver results.