RAYSHAPE Talks its Continued International Expansion and Resin 3D Printing

Since its creation in the 1980s, resin 3D printing has experienced significant growth worldwide. The technology continues to advance rapidly, enabling the manufacture of prototypes and end-use parts that are remarkable for their precision and high level of detail. One of the sectors benefiting most from this additive manufacturing method is dental, notably for advanced dental applications. This, coupled with the development of specialized resins with improved mechanical and aesthetic properties, opens up a range of possibilities with this technology. One of the companies that is making headway in the market and experiencing international expansion is RAYSHAPE. We spoke with its founder to learn more about its resin 3D printing solutions, as well as its arrival on the U.S. market.

3DN: Could you introduce yourself and RAYSHAPE?

My name is Bill Liu, founder of RAYSHAPE. I have 11 years of resin 3D printing experience. Founded in 2019, RAYSHAPE is an innovation-driven resin 3D printer developer and manufacturer. Our vision is to develop the best 3D printing technology, diversify its applications and build the global footprint of our business. We are committed to providing total 3D printing solutions to our customers. We’ve been able to accomplish accelerated growth, completed 5 rounds of funding, and launched a series of equipment, software, and consumables. In addition, we’ve started global expansion into US and Europe by establishing local subsidiaries.

Bill Liu, founder of RAYSHAPE.

3DN: Could you tell us more about your line of 3D printers and the resins you offer?

We offer two printer series: P series for mass production of industrial applications and the Shape series for the professional level. Both series are high-speed, high accuracy and open system. For our in house resins, we have industrial resins and dental resins. Industrial resins focus on high performance, such as resins that can resist temperatures of up to 300˚C, electrostatic discharge materials, elastomers etc. Dental resins focus on biocompatibility, such as denture resins, splint resins and gingiva resins etc.