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3D printer manufacturer Raise3D has marked its tenth anniversary by launching two new 3D printers at RAPID + TCT 2025 in Detroit, taking place from April 8-10. During the RAPID + TCT event, Raise3D is offering live demonstrations, application overviews, and sample part displays at Booth 3025.

To mark the company’s tenth anniversary, Raise3D presented two new additive manufacturing systems at Rapid + TCT 2025 in Detroit: the RMS220 SLS system and the enhanced DF2+ DLP resintering platform. The company is thus pursuing its course of addressing industrial applications with scalable, integrated manufacturing solutions.

The RMS220 is the first SLS system from Raise3D. It has been designed for batch production and delivers the advantages to help enterprises reduce cost and increase efficiency. Daily production capabilities are ensured with up to 5kg of output using PA12 material. Its large build volume of 220 × 220 × 330 mm supports the continuous manufacturing of large parts, making it ideal for batch production.

The company’s first SLS solution is called RMS220. It’s a nylon- and TPU-capable machine boasting an impressive 2.2 liter-per-hour print rate and a 220 x 220 x 350 mm build volume. RMS220 achieves ± 0.2 mm dimensional accuracy, the company says, and supports a minimum wall thickness of 0.5 mm (with PA11), enabling fine detail control and minimizing warping.

3D printer manufacturer Raise3D joined forces with Würth Additive Group (WAG) to launch its DLP resin-based 3D printer DF2+. Integrated with Würth Additive’s Digital Inventory Services (DIS), this combination would enable secure, on-demand production, encrypted digital part distribution, and scalable additive manufacturing for industrial users worldwide.

The Raise3D Pro3 HS Series has been awarded Product of the Year 2025 in the Laboratory Technology category by the readers of LABO magazine.

The Raise3D Pro3 HS is designed for the fast production of custom single parts or small series. By integrating Hyper FFF® technology, it enables exceptionally high-speed printing, with build speeds of up to 300 mm/s. A motion control system counteracts the forces and vibrations that occur during printing.

The fundamental requirements for an efficient print farm are the speed and repeatability of the process, reliability, large print volume, wide range of usable materials and simple, remote management. At FastParts we have identified all these features in the Raise3D system, consisting of the IdeaMaker slicing software, a fleet of professional 3D printers using FFF filament and DLP resin technology and the remote management platform, the RaiseCloud.

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.