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Raise3D unveils its new E2 3D printer for Education
As we approach the TCT Show in Birmingham, one of the leading 3D printing events in Europe, some players in the sector are taking the opportunity to announce new products, innovative applications, etc. This is the case of the American…
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As we approach the TCT Show in Birmingham, one of the leading 3D printing events in Europe, some players in the sector are taking the opportunity to announce new products, innovative applications, etc. This is the case of the American manufacturer Raise3D, which unveiled a new range of 3D printers called E2. Available from November, it will be exclusively reserved for the education sector in Europe. Let’s go back to the main features of this E2 3D printer!
Raise3D has made a name for itself in the FDM 3D printing market thanks to its Pro2 machines, which followed the famous N2 and N2 Plus. Renowned for their generous build volume, dual extrusion system and flexibility, they have won over a large number of users. The manufacturer wishes to further develop its portfolio of open machines by the end of 2020 by offering 3D printers for specific materials, applications and industries, starting with the E2 range. Diogo Quental, Managing Director of Raise3D Europe adds: “Raise3D aims to have a portfolio that addresses the specific needs of major industries. With that aim in mind, our R&D team designed a new printer which is easier to optimize for each industry, while keeping the highest standards that we always strive for.”
The 3D printer will integrate a dual extrusion system
Until now Raise3D had accustomed us to quite large machines – the first thing we see is that the E2 is more elongated, implying a less generous 3D printing volume than the other models. The printer offers a 330 x 240 x 240 mm space, a flexible tray and automatic calibration. It should be noted that there are two independent extruders that allow double or inverted printing.
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