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3Dnatives Lab: Testing the Edge E1 3D Printer From RAYSHAPE
RAYSHAPE is a Chinese manufacturer specializing in the development and sale of resin 3D printers. With a wealth of experience in the field, founder Bill Liu and his teams have developed a full range of DLP 3D printers over the…
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RAYSHAPE is a Chinese manufacturer specializing in the development and sale of resin 3D printers. With a wealth of experience in the field, founder Bill Liu and his teams have developed a full range of DLP 3D printers over the years. Their range includes both desktop printers that have been specifically designed for the dental field and industrial printers and dedicated to mass production.
Indeed, since its creation in 2019, RAYSHAPE has expanded into the European and North American markets with the aim of becoming a global player in additive manufacturing in several fields. Namely dental, industry, engineering, education, as well as the cultural and creative sectors. Now, the Edge E1 3D printer has become the latest edition to RAYSHAPE’s dental range.
Bill Liu, founded RAYSHAPE in 2019
The Edge E1’s printing process sets it apart from other RAYSHAPE printers, since it is the manufacturer’s first LCD 3D printer. Despite its differences from the Shape +, the Edge E1 is a desktop machine that joins the dental 3D printing range. Wash & Cure post-processing solutions and a range of dental resins are available as optional extras when purchasing a printer, completing the brand’s dental ecosystem.
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