Raise3D, a manufacturer of professional 3D Printers announces the launch of RaiseFactory systems. Raise3D is one of those manufacturers that evolves on the market quietly and has succeeded in creating a network of distributors worldwide.
Technically speaking, it should be noted that the 3D printing systems are produced based on the Pro2 series printers and on RaiseCloud print management software. In addition to their full installation, the company provides training and a 3 year-customer service.
According to Diogo Quental, Raise3D’s general manager for Europe, “the major advantage of these systems relies on its flexibility. They are easy to set up, use and maintain, they allow parallel production with multi-materials, and are highly versatile and easily scalable. They can be the best solution for on-demand and small batch production, but also for the transition period we are going through, when corporations need to easily adapt to the on-going technological change.”
The new systems will be officially made available in Europe on October. In the meantime, the company will showcase them at Hannover Messe, in Germany. In the meantime, this new step towards flexible manufacturing also raises another question: is the manufacturer slowly moving towards industrialization?
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