After entering the SLS market last year, manufacturer Raise3D is once again expanding its range of FFF 3D printers. The company has announced the T450 and the T700, two machines designed to produce large parts quickly, reliably and at an affordable price. The T450 offers a build volume of 450 x 350 x 400 mm, while the T700 offers 700 x 500 x 1000 mm.
As FFF technology matures and adoption spreads, printing systems must keep pace. Users look for speed, quality and repeatability.
The two 3D printers
“FFF technology is entering a new stage as the market matures and adoption expands. Larger and more affordable systems will rapidly open new applications,” said Edward Feng, CEO of Raise3D. “In rehabilitation and orthotics, for example, a 300 mm-class build area may only accommodate braces for younger children (roughly eight to ten years old in some workflows) while a 450 mm-class platform can support orthotic devices for a broader range of adolescents. This is the kind of practical expansion in access and application that we expect from the next generation of large-format FFF.”
The new T Series includes several features designed to meet these expectations.
Bigger and Faster
Raise3D equips the machines with large build plates to let users print parts in a single piece. This eliminates assembly steps that extend production times and can introduce critical defects. The build volumes of the T450 and T700 3D printers simplify workflows and reduce post-processing. Raise3D cites RBP Metallurgy in Mexico as an example. The company previously had to print a foundry pattern in four sections on a Raise3D Pro2. It can now manufacture the pattern as a single piece on the T450. This eliminates three joints and the associated alignment, bonding and finishing steps.
The T450 printhead
For speed, the machines feature TwinFlow, a system using two filament paths to feed a single nozzle. This achieves a volumetric flow rate of up to 80 mm³/s, print speeds up to 600 mm/s and up to 5 kg of continuous printing in just 21 hours. Users can also print two materials at once with no XY offset between the nozzles.
Stability Designed for Large Formats
To ensure part quality during long prints, the T Series combines a 4MD CoreXY motion system with a Pressure Advance function. The motion system limits vibrations, ringing and the risk of layer shifting. Pressure Advance adjusts extrusion during speed changes to prevent defects like bulging corners or uneven flow.
Expanded Material Compatibility
Raise3D has designed the machines to use a wide range of filaments. The architecture features a heated build plate reaching 120°C and a nozzle that heats to 420°C. The heated chamber reaches 70°C on the T450 and 60°C on the T700. Users can process ABS, ASA, TPU, PPA CF, PPS CF and PET CF to manufacture parts with demanding properties.
The T700 printer
Managing this thermal stability contributes to final part quality. The machines also include control and monitoring features: more than 20 sensors, AI-based “spaghetti” detection, flow rate and nozzle clogging detection, filament run-out detection, live camera monitoring and power-loss recovery. The T Series is equipped to simplify the operator’s work and ensure the best results.
Where to Find the Raise3D T450 and T700
Raise3D will showcase both machines for the first time at Formnext 2026 in Hall 12.1, Booth D21. Visitors can also view various 3D-printed parts, including orthoses, automotive components, foundry patterns, tooling and drone structures. The RBP Metallurgy foundry pattern will be on display in both versions: printed in four sections and as a single piece.
Machines are easy to use
The T450 is already available in the United States and other markets. It will arrive in Europe in November at a recommended retail price of €4,999 ($4,999 in the United States). Pre-orders for the T700 are open at €15,999 in Europe and $15,999 in the United States, with deliveries based on regional stock availability. Click HERE to know more about the solutions.
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