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Introduction

The world of 3D printing is evolving rapidly, and Raise3D, a trusted brand in the field, is at the forefront with its latest release, the Raise3D E3. This new printer promises to elevate the 3D printing experience for a diverse range of users, from hobbyists to professionals. Developed by Japan 3D Printer Company, located in Chuo-ku, Tokyo, the E3 marks a significant leap forward in functionality and performance.

Features of Raise3D E3

Advanced IDEX Technology

The Raise3D E3 inherits the Independent Dual Extruder (IDEX) structure from its predecessor, the E2/E2CF, while introducing enhancements that cater to high-speed printing. This multi-functional entry-level 3D printer supports various print modes, including mirror mode, replication mode, dual color, and dual material printing. It can achieve a maximum print speed of 200 mm/s, which effectively doubles production output when printing identical models simultaneously. This efficient design not only maximizes throughput but also allows the user to print with materials that have significantly different printing temperatures, thanks to the advanced IDEX system.

Stability and Efficiency

Incorporating features to ensure stable operation during lengthy print jobs is paramount in the E3’s design. The printer is equipped with dual spool bays for desiccants, a filament run-out sensor, and a power recovery function. Together, these features provide the reliability needed for extended printing sessions. The E3’s cutting-edge accuracy fulfills the stringent part requirements necessary for engineering-grade functional prototypes to final product manufacturing, thus enabling a seamless transition from research and development to full-scale production.

Enhanced User Experience

Understanding the importance of user experience, Raise3D has integrated auto bed leveling technology into the E3, which significantly reduces print preparation time. The 9-point leveling system ensures that printing occurs directly on flat substrates, thereby expanding the creative possibilities available to users.

Compatibility with Reinforced Materials

The E3 also stands out with its ability to work with reinforced materials. By utilizing a print head designed for fiber-reinforced filaments such as PET CF, PET GF, and PPS CF, the E3 guarantees a smooth and consistent printing process. When paired with the ironing function and the latest Hyper Speed PLA filaments, users can achieve exemplary surface finishes while maintaining high precision for their printed parts.

Improvements to Build Platform

The redesign of the build platform includes a thinner profile and the strategic placement of magnets to enhance thermal conductivity. This improvement results in better thermal uniformity on the heated bed and reduces the time required to reach optimal temperatures for printing.

Elimination of Calibration for Speed

One of the most significant advancements in the Raise3D E3 is the elimination of calibration for high-speed upgrades. Traditionally required during the installation of speed upgrade kits or relocations, the E3 now features motors optimized to reduce vibration. Coupled with updated internal algorithms for vibration suppression, the E3 ensures a smoother printing experience.

Technical Specifications

• - Build Volume (L×W×H): Single Extruder: 330 × 240 × 240 mm; Dual Extruder: 295 × 240 × 240 mm
• - Printing Method: Filament Fusion Fabrication (FFF)
• - Head Type: IDEX Dual Head
• - Build Plate: PEI Flexible Plate
• - Max Platform Temperature: 110 ºC
• - Level Adjustment: Mesh leveling via flatness detection
• - Layer Height: 0.1 - 0.25 mm recommended; 0.02 - 0.65 mm adjustable
• - Nozzle Diameter: Options of 0.2, 0.4, 0.6, 0.8 mm
• - Max Nozzle Temperature: 330 ºC
• - Connectivity: Wi-Fi, LAN, USB, Ethernet

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About Japan 3D Printer Company

Japan 3D Printer Company, founded in October 2013, is based in Tokyo, Japan. The company focuses on providing comprehensive 3D printing solutions, services, and support to educational institutions, industries, and creativity-driven individuals. For inquiries, please contact their office at 03-3520-8928 or visit their website at 3dprinter.co.jp.