A Fylde coast engineer is helping businesses develop prototypes and supplying spare and specialist parts, with the help of his Raise3D Pro2 printer.
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A Fylde coast engineer is helping businesses develop prototypes and supplying spare and specialist parts, with the help of his Raise3D Pro2 printer.
The manufacturer Raise3D has successfully launched this year its latest machine – E2. it’s a printer that came to complement the manufacturer’s professional range, the Pro2 Series (Pro2 et Pro2 Plus), compatible with a broad range of thermoplastics. OKM3D, with offices in France and Germany, has become the largest distributor of Raise3D products and solutions in Europe.
Raise3D has launched the latest version of its slicing software, ideaMaker 4.0, which will become the core of Raise3D software ecosystem, providing better integration with Raise3D’s other software offerings while enabling users to further maximize the efficiencies and properties of their prints.
Raise3D 3D printers are used by Travis Meyes, UF Health system professor, to help UF Health Jacksonville’s helicopter crew print recyclable filter adapters for their N-95 masks.
The Raise3D E2 is a reliable workhorse of a 3D printer with speed, quality and reliability at its heart.
Nadia Yaakoubi began her international career in additive manufacturing in 2014 and now she is one memeber of Raise3D.
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Raise3D is a multinational company devoted to providing the best flexible manufacturing solutions for their customers. The 3D printing ecosystem they are building includes reliable FFF (Fused Filament Fabrication) 3D printers, powerful software solutions, and comprehensive pre/after-sales services. Reise3D’s business serves the whole world, mainly North America and Europe.
3D printer manufacturer, Raise3D is preparing to launch its latest machine at TCT Show in Birmingham next week.
The E2 is said to be an easy to use, industrial-grade 3D printer and marks the launch of a new line of open, multi-purpose machines aimed at specific materials, applications and industries. The E2 will focus exclusively on the education sector when it starts shipping to Europe in November at a reduced price of 2,499 EUR (plus VAT).