Expanding Filament Spool& Certification
Raise3D’s Open Filament Program (OFP) continuously collaborates with third-party filament manufacturers to identify and select top-performing filaments for Raise3D printers. OFP has now entered phase 2.0, with certified industrial-grade filaments with specific mechanical properties and guaranteed enhanced performance.

Filament Cartridge
The RMF500 has four large, multipurpose filament cartridges, with each cartridge having a maximum load of 2.5kg, enabling automatic switching and positive pressure humidity control below 5% RH.

High-Grade Nozzle Hardness
The RMF500 uses silicon carbide nozzles with a hardness of over 60 HRC to resist abrasion from carbon fiber and glass fiber materials.

Specialized Support Material
Each Raise3D fiber-reinforced filament is developed with a paired support material. For example, the breakaway support filament for PA12 CF can easily break away, resulting in a clean overhang surface.

Linear Motor for Speed and Precision
The RMF500 uses a linear motor-driven system, with a 1μm synchronized closed-loop system, which overwhelms traditional system with belts, pulleys, and leadscrews. This linear motor-driven system gives the RMF500 an acceleration of 2G and a speed over 1000mm/s2.

Huge and Reliable Build Size
The RMF500’s build volume is of 500x500x500mm, for both single and dual extruder printing. Its vacuum manifold platform is installed with a PEI building plate with pressure detection to deliver worry-free startup and easy removal of prints.

High Performance IDEX
The RMF500’s independent extrusion systems (IDEX) are manufactured using high-temperature alloys and industrial ceramic composite materials. Each extruder has a heating capacity of up to 300 W, ensuring a stable and high extrusion rate of up to 500 g/hr.

Heavy Duty Structure
An all-steel structure frame grants the RMF500 high capacity and performance. The RMF500 has high-grade hardness steel for low clearance linear guides, a Z-axis with a maximum load limit of over 100kg, and a 50% lower error deflection.

Science of Fiber-Reinforced Thermoplastic
The Raise3D material science team can produce composite filaments with significantly improved thermal and mechanical properties, by reinforcing thermoplastic with fibers. Fiber-reinforced filaments have high printability and require an environment that does not have to be as hot as with other printing materials.

Non-Heated Chamber
Without a heated chamber, peak power consumption is less than 3kW. The average power consumption per unit printing area is 60% lower than competitors.