Historical brief · 2026-11-13

Raise3D Launches T450 and T700 FDM 3D Printers Alongside New Software and Post-Processing Hardware

Raise3D has announced the T450 and T700 FDM 3D printing systems featuring large build volumes and heated chambers. According to the company, these machines utilize CoreXY motion and TwinFlow extrusion technology to achieve high printing speeds, alongside updates to existing SLS printers and a new automated sandblaster.

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Product Launch Details

Raise3D has introduced the T450 and large-format T700 FDM 3D printers ahead of Formnext 2026. Both models share a CoreXY motion platform with four frame-mounted motors and TwinFlow high-flow extrusion technology, which feeds two filament paths into a single nozzle. The systems include Air Flow Manager 2 to adjust chamber temperatures up to 70°C, and feature fiber-ready nozzles reaching 420°C.

Applications and Pricing

According to CEO Edward Feng, the T450's build area enables applications like single-piece adolescent scoliosis braces. Raise3D also reported significant production time and weight reductions for battery cell transport trays. The T450 is priced at $4,999, with deliveries starting in December 2026, while the T700 is priced at $15,999, with deliveries expected by January 2027.

Additional Hardware and Software

Alongside the new printers, Raise3D announced a 100 mm build-height increase for its RMS220 SLS printer via a software update, and introduced the B520 automated sandblaster for polymer powder bed parts. These developments follow a recent $15 million funding round aimed at supporting product portfolio upgrades and market expansion.

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