The Raise3D Pro2 3D printer offers many of the same excellent features that made the N2 series such a popular choice among pro-sumers and small businesses.

With it, you get a professional-grade 3D printer that has a sufficient build volume of 300x300x305mm, wireless connectivity, and a 7″ full-color touch screen. Other features include print recovery, dual extrusion capabilities, a full enclosure, all of which could also be found on the N2 series.

So, what gives? What makes the Raise3D Pro2 3D printer a superior model compared to its predecessor? Well, we’re glad you asked…

While it’s true that the Raise3D Pro2 and N2 share certain similarities, there are also a handful of new features and improvements in the latest model. For starters, the Pro2 offers exceptional print resolution, bringing the minimum layer thickness down to 0.01mm.

The Raise3D Pro2 3D printer is also equipped with a re-designed dual-gear driven extruder that provides increased filament grip and more reliable material extrusion. The new extruder is almost 50 percent faster than the one found on the N2. There are also improvements to the dual extrusion system, including nozzles that recede until they’re needed again.

The 3D printer has a V2 hotend that is capable of reaching up to 300° C, making it compatible nearly any FDM 3D printing filament you can imagine. You can also keep a remote eye on your prints with the Pro2’s built-in, high-resolution camera.

It also has a magnetic swappable print bed system, enabling users to seamlessly change build plates and optimize the printing process. The manufacturer has labeled the new print bed as “aerospace-grade”, using a silicone heated pad underneath the main plate.

The latest printer from Raise3D also includes improved extruder motors that are mounted with filament runout sensors. The Raise3D Pro2 includes a new cooling fan with a HEPA filter, which traps over 90% percent of all contaminants and keeps dust and debris away from your prints.

Finally, if you dig into the guts of the Raise3D Pro2, you’ll also find a new and improved ARM Cortex M7 32-bit controller. This motherboard is engineered to maintain print accuracy while the nozzle travels at higher speeds.

As you can see, Raise3D has integrated some pretty nifty features and improvements into its latest line of 3D printers. For those of us who like the cold hard facts, here’s a by-the-numbers breakdown of the Raise3D Pro2 3D printer:

• Print Technology: FFF
• Build Volume: 305x305x300mm (Dual Extruder: 280x305x300mm)
• Machine Size: 620x590x760mm
• Print Head: Dual-Head with electronic lifting system
• Filament Diameter: 1.75mm
• XYZ Step Size: 0.78125, 0.78125, 0.078125 micron
• Print Head Travel Speed: 30-150 mm/s
• Build Plate: Heated Aluminum Build Plate with Magnetic Holding
• Max Build Plate Temperature: 110°C
• Build Plate Material: Silicone
• Build-Plate Leveling: Pre-Calibrated Leveling
• Materials: PLA, ABS, HIPS, TPU, PC, Nylon, TPE, FLEX, PETG, Metallic PLA, Wood PLA, Carbon Fiber, etc
• Nozzle Diameter: 0.2, 0.4, 0.6, 0.8mm
• Max Nozzle Temperature: 300°C
• Operating Sound: 50 dB
• Connectivity: WiFi, LAN, USB Port
• Monitoring: Live Camera
• Power Supply Input: Universal 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
• Power Supply Output: 600 Watts, 24 VDC

If you’re on the hunt for a professional-grade 3D printer that offers dual extrusion, a large build volume and other remarkable features, the Raise3D Pro2 is here to answer your call.

Raise3D Pro2

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