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Overview

Raise3D is a professional 3D printing brand that designs and sells industrial-grade additive manufacturing systems, materials, and software. Its product portfolio spans fused filament fabrication (FFF), selective laser sintering (SLS), and digital light processing (DLP) resin technologies, targeting engineering, manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, medical, and educational users. The company markets its printers for rapid prototyping, jigs and fixtures, rapid tooling, end-use parts, and low-volume production. The brand's FFF lineup includes the Pro3 HS Series with dual extrusion and high-speed printing up to 300 mm/s, the Pro3 Series with interchangeable hot ends, the large-format RMF500 (500 × 500 × 500 mm) with dual IDEX and support for carbon fiber composites, and the E-series (E3, E2CF, E2) enclosed dual-IDEX printers for flexible and fiber-reinforced filaments. In powder-based printing, the RMS220 SLS system emphasizes low total cost of ownership and high output. For resin printing, the DF2+ and DF2 DLP printers offer high-resolution printing with RFID traceable workflows and a broad resin portfolio. Raise3D positions itself as a provider of reliable, industrial-grade 3D printing solutions. The official website lists a headquarters in Irvine, California, while the brand is also known by its Chinese name, 上海复志, reflecting operations in Shanghai, China. The company supports its ecosystem with spare parts, printing services, an open material program, software solutions, and resources such as customer stories, white papers, application guides, webinars, and the Raise3D Academy. Its go-to-market model includes direct sales and a reseller network, with regional support and a download center for software and documentation.

History

Raise3D is a professional 3D printing brand that has built its business around industrial-grade additive manufacturing systems. The company is known by its Chinese name, 上海复志, and its official website lists a headquarters in Irvine, California, while it also maintains operations in Shanghai, China. This dual presence reflects a strategy of serving both Western and Asian professional markets. From its early years, Raise3D focused on fused filament fabrication (FFF) printers for professional users, emphasizing dual extrusion, enclosed build chambers, and reliability. The brand expanded its portfolio over time to cover multiple additive manufacturing technologies. Its FFF lineup grew to include the Pro3 Series and Pro3 HS Series, the large-format RMF500 with dual IDEX and support for carbon fiber composites, and the E-series (E3, E2CF, E2) for flexible and fiber-reinforced filaments. The company also entered powder-based printing with the RMS220 SLS system and resin printing with the DF2 and DF2+ DLP printers. Alongside hardware, Raise3D developed an ecosystem of materials, software, and services. The official website highlights an Open Material Program, a Download Center, printing services, spare parts, and a range of resources including customer stories, white papers, application guides, webinars, and the Raise3D Academy. The brand markets its printers for industries such as engineering, manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, schools, medical, and entertainment, and for applications including rapid prototyping, architectural models, jigs and fixtures, rapid tooling, end-use parts, and low-volume production. Raise3D sells through a combination of direct channels and a reseller network, with regional support and a global presence. The company positions itself as a provider of reliable, industrial-grade 3D printing solutions, and its product roadmap has consistently moved toward higher speed, larger build volumes, and broader material compatibility.

  • Raise3D establishes a headquarters presence in Irvine, California, as listed on its official website, while also operating from Shanghai, China.

  • The Pro3 Series FFF printer is introduced, featuring dual extrusion, improved cooling, and interchangeable hot ends.

  • The Pro3 HS Series is launched, offering dual extrusion and high-speed printing up to 300 mm/s with an RFID traceable workflow.

  • The RMF500 large-format FFF printer is released, with a 500 × 500 × 500 mm build volume, dual IDEX, and support for carbon fiber composites and high-strength polymers.

  • The RMS220 SLS printer is introduced, emphasizing low total cost of ownership, high output, and high-precision prints with industrial and functional materials.

  • The DF2 and DF2+ DLP resin printers are launched, featuring high-resolution printing, RFID traceable workflows, and a broad resin portfolio.

  • The E-series FFF printers (E3, E2CF, E2) are introduced for flexible and fiber-reinforced filaments, with dual IDEX and enclosed build chambers.

Products and positioning

Professional and industrial-grade FDM 3D printing solutions

Product categories. 3D printers · 3D printing filaments · 3D printing software

Recent events

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    Raise3D completes Series C funding[5]

    Raise3D announced that it had completed a RMB 100 million Series C funding round, led by Jinpu Intelligent, with Chuangyu Investment also participating. The company said the funds would support technology and engineering applications, product expansion, expansion of its Suzhou production base, and a new Wuhan R&D center.

  • Reported

    Raise3D releases ideaMaker 4.1.0[6]

    Raise3D released version 4.1.0 of its ideaMaker 3D-printing slicing software, which adds a feature for applying custom textures to model surfaces from image files.

  • Reported

    Raise3D launches ideaMaker Library[7]

    Raise3D announced the launch of ideaMaker Library, a webpage for storing downloadable slicing profiles, model files, and print files for use with Raise3D or third-party printers and materials.

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