Raise3D

Raise3D offers 3D printers, software, and material for additive manufacturing (AM), targeting design service and education, medical, manufacturing, and engineering use cases. It offers several printer options including the DF2, Pro3 Series, E2CF, E2, Pro2 Series, Forge1 as well as the RMF500 and the MetalFuse System specifically designed for metal 3D printing. Some of their features include dual extruders, allowing two processes to happen simultaneously, as well as flexible build plates to enable the easy removal of finished products.

The company has developed a range of materials and filaments. Raise3D also operates an open filament program (OFP), which allows customers to use third-party filaments with Raise3D printers. In September 2022, Raise3D introduced 32 new industrial filaments compatible with E2CF printers, which were reported to have a high strength-to-weight ratio, making them suitable for applications including automotive, aerospace, and healthcare.  It went on to add support for 6 new resins (expanding its material portfolio to 15) for its DF2 Resin digital light processing (DLP) printer, in December 2024. 

The company also offers two software programs named IdeaMaker and RaiseCloud, which allow users to easily modify model files and remotely monitor production processes from various devices. These two platforms together help to create efficient AM workflows.

Key customers and partnerships

As of February 2022, Raise3D had sold 10,000 3D printer units globally, with 600,000+ IdeaMaker users and around 30,000 RaiseCloud users. The company was operating with 200+ sales partners in over 90 countries and territories as of February 2022.

In June 2024, the company partnered with Wurth Additive Group, and Henkel to integrate Raise3D's 3D technology with Henkel's Loctite additive resins via Wurth's digital inventory services.