Raise3D has launched the T Series, two industrial large-format FFF printers aimed at producing large functional parts in one piece. The T450 has a 450 × 350 × 400 mm build volume and costs $4,999 in the U.S.; the T700 scales up to 700 × 500 × 1,000 mm for $15,999. European MSRPs match the U.S. figures in euros, with taxes, shipping, duties and reseller terms varying by market.
| Spec | T450 | T700 |
|---|---|---|
| Build volume | 450 × 350 × 400 mm | 700 × 500 × 1,000 mm |
| Price (US) | $4,999 | $15,999 |
| Chamber temp | 70°C | 60°C |
Both machines share the same flow and motion hardware. Raise3D’s TwinFlow system feeds two filament paths into a single nozzle. Raise3D says its 80 mm³/s figure, measured in-house with the company’s Hyper Speed ABS V2 at 250°C through a 0.4 mm nozzle on a thin-walled single-layer test, is 23-45% above a 55-65 mm³/s “high-flow” reference range it cites. Top print speed is rated at 600 mm/s with 10,000 mm/s² toolhead acceleration, both company figures. Because both filament paths share one nozzle, dual-material and multicolor jobs run without XY offset between tips.
Motion uses what Raise3D calls “4MD CoreXY control” paired with Pressure Advance, which it says cuts vibration, ringing and layer shifting on long prints.
Nozzle temperature tops out at 420°C and the bed at 120°C. Listed materials include ABS, ASA, TPU and carbon-fiber-reinforced PET, PPA and PPS. Raise3D counts more than 20 onboard sensors for spaghetti detection, nozzle-clump and flow-rate monitoring, filament run-out detection, live camera feed and power-loss recovery, plus RFID filament recognition and mesh leveling through its ideaMaker software.
The T450 ships now in the U.S. and other markets, with European availability later this month. The T700 is open for preorder, shipping as inventory reaches each region. Both machines will be shown at Formnext next week.
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VoxelMatters: Raise3D launches T450 and T700 large-format FFF printers