Raise3D E2 IDEX Desktop 3D Printer

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The Raise3D E2 is a fully-enclosed, easy-to-use, durable desktop 3D printer ready to improve precision standards and scale production, a powerful new manufacturing resource.

E2's key features include IDEX (Independent Dual Extruders) technology with Mirror Mode and Duplication Mode, auto bed leveling, an industry first video-assisted offset calibration system, safety features (like automatically pausing a print when a printer door is opened), a power saving button that turns off the RaiseTouch and LED lights to save energy, a flexible build plate for easier model removal, power loss recovery, filament run-out sensors, and HEPA air filtration.

E2 has a heated build plate that supports temperatures up to 110℃, and extrudes at temperatures up to 300℃, so the printer will work with a wide variety of 1.75mm 3D printing filament materials, such as PLA, ABS, HIPS, PC, TPU, TPE, Nylon, PETG, ASA, PP, PVA, glass fiber infused, carbon fiber infused, metal fill, wood fill, and more. E2's multiple connectivity options (Wi-Fi, LAN, USB port, live camera) and on-board 7-inch touch screen with integrated setting control, on-screen assistance, and visual model selection and print progress create an intuitive, user-friendly 3D printing experience.

• INDEPENDENT DUAL EXTRUDERS - E2 features Raise3D’s IDEX technology, which allows the printer to produce two models at once. Use Duplication Mode to use both extruders in synchronized printing, or Mirror Mode, which produces a model and its inverse simultaneously.
• EASY SET UP, EASY TO USE - E2 features auto bed leveling technology and a video-assisted offset calibration system that guides users through a simple process to verity that the E2 is geometrically aligned. The on-board 7” touchscreen, intuitive visual interface, and on-screen assistance makes 3D printing with the E2 a user-friendly experience.
• NEVER LOSE A PRINT - E2 features filament run-out sensors that automatically pause the printer if it runs out of filament material, and power loss recovery that automatically stores task progress and seamlessly resumes the most recent task when power is restored.
• COMPATIBLE WITH A VARIETY OF MATERIALS - E2 works with a wide variety of 1.75mm filament materials, including PLA, ABS, HIPS, PC, TPU, TPE, Nylon, PETG, ASA, PP, PVA, glass fiber infused, carbon fiber infused, metal fill, wood fill, and others that work within E2’s 300℃ temperature range.
• AND THERE’S SO MUCH MORE - E2 features up to 13x9.4.9.4 inch build volume (not cuboid - see printable area size diagram), a flexible build plate for easy model removal, a heated print bed (up to 110℃), Wi-Fi and ethernet connectivity with a live camera for remote monitoring, and HEPA air filtration.

Every 3D Printer purchase from 3D Printlife includes a free Intro to Digital Design online course from the New Collar Network. Learn the basics of Computer Aided Design [CAD] modeling with free on-line software. Automatically included at checkout.

3D Printlife ideal print settings are included in Raise3D’s Open Filament Program

3D Printlife is committed to improving sustainability in 3D printing, our 3D filaments are compatible with your 3D Printer or 3D Pen, and we stock both 1.75mm & 2.85mm.  Featuring materials from FormFutura, Filamentive, Copper3D, FibreTuff, & Keene Village Plastics, our 3D filaments are biodegradable, eco-friendly, tough materials and feature cardboard spooling to help offset your carbon footprint, and are modified and optimized for 3d printing including PLA, PLAyPHAb PLA/PHA, PVA, Enviro ABS, Bio PETG, ALGA algae based PLA, Nylon like DURA, ABS like OMNI, semi flexible YOGA TPU replacement, RePLAy 100% recycled PLA filament, Carbon Fibre, ASA, Polypropylene, PEEK, Carbon Fiber PEEK, PEKK, PEI Ultem, and PPSU. Use your 3D Scanner or your imagination to help create your 3D printed parts. Our sustainable 3D filaments are compatible with FDM 3D Printers including Dremel, Raise3D, Flashforge, Creality, XYZPrinting, QIDI, Syndaver, Robo3D, Prusa, Snapmaker, Monoprice, Lulzbot, MakerBot, and Ultimaker.