Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS 3D Printer: Hyper Core Filament Technology

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Dual-extrusion 3D printer for high-performance materials
  • Enhanced speed and accuracy
  • Enlarged build volume
  • Minimal manual intervention
  • Centralized multitasking production
When purchasing with us you get:
  • FREE Delivery
  • 1 Year Warranty
  • Local U.S. Support
  • Up to 20% Filament Discount
We Accept Purchase Orders From All Educational Institutions and Eligible Business Customers
This 3D printer comes with:
  • Essential parts required for operation
  • Set of necessary tools
  • Two spools of filament
  • User manual
Price $6,999.00
Lead time is 2-3 weeks

The Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS is a large-format professional 3D printer with a 300×300×605 mm build volume (255×300×605 mm with dual extrusion) and speeds up to 300 mm/s using Hyper FFF® Technology for fast, high-quality, and reliable printing. Designed for manufacturing, education, and engineering, it features a dual-head system with electronic lifting, quick-swap hot ends (0.2–1.0 mm), and supports advanced materials up to 320°C. Automatic bed leveling, filament run-out sensing, and an enclosed chamber with HEPA and charcoal filters ensure consistent output. Connectivity options include Wi-Fi, LAN, and USB, with real-time HD monitoring and the EVE Smart Assistant for an efficient, versatile workflow.

What is the print quality and performance of the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS Dual Extruder 3D Printer?

The Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS offers layer heights from 0.05–0.6 mm with ±0.05 mm flatness accuracy over 100 mm and ±0.02 mm wall consistency. Hyper FFF® Technology enables speeds up to 300 mm/s with 10,000 mm/s² acceleration, printing a calibration cube in 17 minutes and a 30 cm Mandalorian helmet in 48 hours — 65% faster than standard methods.

Example: ABS test samples with a 0.2 mm layer height show the Pro3 Plus HS delivers high dimensional accuracy and surface quality. Flatness is maintained within ±0.05 mm over 100 mm, with stable extrusion and no waviness or delamination. The 0.2 mm layer height balances surface detail and productivity for prototypes and production parts.

 

Double-cone tests confirm the motion system maintains sub-millimeter accuracy on complex surfaces, including 45° overhangs and 2–3 mm curvatures. PLA calibration prints show wall thickness consistency within ±0.02 mm, proving resistance to backlash and servo lag. No ghosting, corner overshoot, or Z-bandings appear, demonstrating structural stiffness and dimensional accuracy across all geometries.

 

Polycarbonate (PC) overhang tests at 0.2 mm layer height show effective thermal management, producing defect-free unsupported geometries. The cylindrical sample displays clean transitions without sagging or surface flaws typical of poor cooling in high-temperature plastics.

 

Powered by Hyper FFF® Technology, the printer uses active vibration cancellation to maintain stability and precision at speeds up to 300 mm/s and accelerations of 10,000 mm/s², ensuring consistent accuracy and surface quality.

 

This technology enables consistent high-speed printing, boosting productivity by shortening prototyping and production cycles. With Hyper FFF® Technology, it maintains speed with Hyper Core materials, cutting print time by up to 70% without quality loss.

The Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS achieves 0.1 mm precision when printing complex cavity and core structures with Raise3D Premium PLA and standard templates. Parts fit seamlessly, confirming dimensional accuracy in intricate geometries. Its advanced motion control and thermal regulation ensure detailed, high-speed prints ideal for prototyping and small-batch production.

The Pro3 Plus HS enhances print reliability through a mesh-leveling system with flatness detection for consistent first-layer adhesion. Its dual-head IDEX system with electronic lifting prevents inactive nozzles from touching prints, ensuring smooth single-extruder operation.

Close-up of the dual extruder system in the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS 3D printer. The red extruders showcase clear "Warning Hot" labels, emphasizing the high-temperature operation. The black nozzles are positioned over a build platform, prepared for precise filament deposition. The image highlights the technical prowess and design of the printer, underscoring its capability for complex and efficient 3D printing tasks.

The enclosed chamber features a HEPA filter with activated charcoal for clean air, and an Air Flow Manager that stabilizes temperature during long prints.

The Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS 3D printer is displayed in a professional studio setting. It features a robust, enclosed frame with transparent panels, allowing a clear view of the printing process. The control panel positioned at the front shows an active touchscreen displaying settings and progress. Multiple spools of filament in various colors are housed within the printer, ready for use. The prominent "RAISE3D Pro3 Plus" branding is visible at the bottom of the structure, highlighting the model name.

A calibration cube was printed to test print speed and stability. Its rapid direction changes make it ideal for assessing precision. Using 0.2 mm layers and default speeds, two cubes were printed — one with Hyper Speed (HS) and one without. The HS cube finished in 17 minutes versus 28–38 minutes normally. Both had high-quality surfaces, though the HS cube was smoother with slight echoing on the letters, thanks to the active vibration reduction algorithm.

This image features the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS in its entirety, showcasing a tall, enclosed design with transparent side panels. The front view highlights the printer's expansive build volume and the internal moving components are clearly visible through the front door. The printer's control interface is mounted on the right side, featuring a colorful touchscreen display for easy operation. Branding is visible on the base of the printer, labeled

The Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS demonstrates high-speed reliability and versatility for industrial use. In one run, it printed eight 354.4 g red contact brackets in 19 hours and eight 93.9 g white jigs in 5 hours 20 minutes at 0.2 mm layers. With Hyper Speed technology, it achieved smooth surfaces, precise geometry, and strong bonding at up to 300 mm/s, proving its capability for consistent small-batch production.

 

The Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS reliably prints industrial-grade parts with complex geometries and tight tolerances. At a 0.2 mm layer height, each piece shows precise layer alignment, sharp outlines, and minimal surface flaws, making outputs suitable for technical integration and precision fit testing in engineering workflows.A collection of white 3D-printed parts created by the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS. The parts, displayed on a dark surface, include complex geometric shapes and mechanical components, demonstrating the printer’s precision and ability to produce intricate designs. The samples showcase varying heights, widths, and detailed features, emphasizing the printer's versatility and high-resolution printing capabilities.

A long, rectangular, white plastic part created by the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS 3D printer. The object features multiple cutouts and holes of varying shapes and sizes, likely designed for specific industrial applications or assembly purposes. It rests on a dark surface, highlighting its smooth texture and precision engineering.

A 30 cm Mandalorian helmet showcases the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS’s strength in large, complex builds. Using Hyper Speed mode, it printed in 48 hours — about 65% faster than standard extrusion. Supports detached cleanly, revealing a smooth, warp-free shell with sharp edges. The result demonstrates consistent accuracy and a professional finish, confirming the printer’s reliability for rapid prototyping and full-scale production.

The image displays the dual-extruder system of the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS 3D printer. The extruders are mounted side by side, featuring precision machining with visible nozzles positioned underneath. The extruders are supported by a robust, metallic rail system for stability and precision during printing. Red warning labels indicate thermal caution zones, emphasizing the high-temperature operation capability of the printer.

Two case studies demonstrate the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS’s performance in industrial and scientific applications. Its high-speed extrusion, closed-loop motor control, and precise mechanics enable accurate, repeatable production of complex composite and bioengineered parts.

Case Study: The Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS speeds up custom motorcycle part production using carbon fiber ABS at up to 300 mm/s. It delivers strong, smooth parts with precise magnetic insert placement. Prototyping times as short as one hour shorten development cycles, supporting faster launches and competitive advantage.

 

Case Study: In biomedical research, the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS enables fabrication of complex bioprinters and hydrogel structures. Precise fit and detail alignment ensure reliable assembly for live tissue printing, while fast prototyping boosts experimental efficiency and research quality in cellular engineering and organ modeling.

 

Which thermoplastic filaments can you use with the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS?

The Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS supports 14+ thermoplastics, including Hyper Core composites (PPA CF25, PPA GF, ABS CF15), standard materials (PLA, ABS, ASA), industrial options (PET CF, PET GF, PETG, Nylon), and engineering polymers (PC, TPU-95A). It prints carbon fiber composites at 200–300 mm/s and industrial materials at 100–150 mm/s, remaining compatible with third-party filaments via the Open Filament Program.

2. Close-up of the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS dual extruder system in action. The two nozzle heads feature caution symbols and the warning "Warning Hot," mounted on a metal gantry. The extruders are aligned above a red print bed, with a soft-focus background emphasizing the advanced technology of the printer.

Hyper Core materials print up to four times faster with 20% stronger interlayer adhesion and Z-strength, maintaining surface quality through optimized molecular weight and rapid cooling.

These samples show the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS can produce strong, precise Hyper Core composite parts for industrial and automotive use, emphasizing durability, accuracy, and customization.

Hyper Core PPA CF25 3D Print Sample: A 145×140×55 mm rim mounting fixture (233.3 g) printed at 0.2 mm layer height in 8 hours 44 minutes. Designed for automotive jigs and fixtures, it offers high strength, precision, durability, light weight, and customization.

Black component part created by the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS, featuring a complex structure with multiple circular openings and a central hub. The piece demonstrates the printer’s ability to produce detailed, functional prototypes or end-use parts. The object rests on a neutral gray background, highlighting its high-quality finish and precise details.

Hyper Core ABS CF15 3D Print Sample: A 160×160×24 mm cooling fan (77.2 g) printed at 0.2 mm layer height in 6 hours 9 minutes. Designed for industrial equipment, it delivers high strength, precision, durability, light weight, and customization for end-use parts.

A fan blade component produced by the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS 3D printer, displayed against a neutral gray background. The component features a circular design with several evenly spaced blades radiating from a central hub. The intricate detailing and smooth finish highlight the printer's high-resolution printing capabilities and material versatility, ideal for functional prototypes and mechanical parts.

Hyper Core ABS CF15 3D Print Sample: A-pillar cover, 131×96×487 mm, 314 g, printed at 0.2 mm layer height in 17 h 39 m. Designed for automotive interior prototypes needing high strength, precision, durability, and low weight.

Displayed is a sleek, black automotive part, likely an interior panel or trim. This component was created using the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS 3D printer, demonstrating the machine’s capability to produce detailed and structurally sound parts suitable for industrial or automotive use. The background is a neutral gray, emphasizing the precision and finish of the object.

Hyper Core PPA CF25 3D Print Sample: Contact bracket, 120×60×45 mm, 68.7 g, printed at 0.2 mm layer height in 3 h 43 m. Built for jigs and fixtures needing strength, precision, durability, light weight, and customization.

3. A complex black 3D-printed component created by the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS. The object features multiple intersecting beams forming a symmetric frame with strategic holes for mounting. Its matte finish and intricate design demonstrate the printer's precision and capability in producing functional parts.

Impact Strength Testing Results: Tests show PLA (14 strikes) and ABS (30) offer basic durability, while PET GF (97) and carbon fiber composites (100+) deliver superior resistance, proving the Pro3’s capability with advanced materials.

 

The IDEX dual extruder system allows multi-material printing, producing multi-color models or parts with different support filaments at the same time.

PLA 3D Print Sample: Eiffel Tower models with lattice structures, printed in red-to-orange and orange-to-red gradient filaments.

Two vibrant Eiffel Tower models in red and orange created by the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS 3D printer. Each tower showcases intricate lattice structures and precise architectural details. The left model sits on a "Raise3D" branded platform, indicating the printer’s use. Visible in the background are other 3D printers, adding a context of a workshop or educational setting.

PLA and PVA 3D Print Sample: Water-soluble PVA supports dissolve completely.

The Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS expands material versatility with PETG, printing at 230°C between PLA and ABS. This glycol-modified polyester offers transparency, impact strength, and environmental stability, resisting UV and moisture for durable prototypes, optical housings, and outdoor parts requiring precision and mechanical reliability.

PETG 3D Print Sample: Medium-strength material between PLA and ABS, offering strong layer adhesion, chemical resistance, and durability for heavy post-processing.

 

The Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS supports advanced engineering materials beyond Hyper Core and PETG, using precise thermal control and dual extruders. Its heated chamber enables printing with elastomers, polyamides, and flame-retardant compounds for applications requiring certified performance, regulatory compliance, and durability under dynamic loads.

TPU 3D Print Sample: Soft, rubber-like bellows connector prototype.

 

Nylon 3D Print Sample: Strong, flexible, and impact-resistant, ideal for industrial prototypes and durable final parts.

 

ABS and PC 3D Printed Parts: Fire-retardant ABS and PC self-extinguish under UL94 standards, ideal for electrical housings and safety-critical applications.

What is the build volume of the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS?

The Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS offers a 300×300×605 mm build volume with a single extruder, suited for tall and mid-sized parts. In dual-extruder mode, the X-axis shrinks to 255 mm, giving a 255 × 300 × 605 mm volume while retaining its strong vertical capacity.

Interior shot of the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS 3D printer in action, showcasing its printing capabilities. A red, intricately twisted vertical structure is being printed on the build plate, illustrating high-resolution output. The machine’s dual nozzles are visible at the top with 'Warning Hot' labels for safety. The touchscreen interface on the right displays real-time printing information, including temperature settings and progress indicators.

What is the difference between the Raise3D Pro3 HS Plus, Raise3D Pro3 Plus, Bambu Lab H2D, Ultimaker S8, Flashforge Guider 3 Ultra, Fusion3 Edge, Prusa XL?

Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS — tall 605 mm Z with dual extruders (electronic nozzle lift), max printing 500 mm/s, 320 °C nozzle, 120 °C bed, mesh-leveling with flatness detection, and HEPA + activated carbon filtration.

In contrast:

  • Raise3D Pro3 Plus (non-HS) — wins on cost (non-HS line) and keeps the same 300×300×605 mm build size; loses on speed (up to 100-150 mm/s vs HS 500 mm/s print) and nozzle temp (300 °C vs 320 °C).
  • Bambu Lab H2D — wins on raw speed (1000 mm/s, 20,000 mm/s²), active chamber heat to 65 °C, and 350 °C nozzle; loses on build height (325 mm Z vs 605 mm).
  • Ultimaker S8 — same print speed; loses on 2.85 mm filament ecosystem, shorter 300 mm Z.
  • Flashforge Guider 3 Ultra — wins on headline speed (500 mm/s, 20,000 mm/s²), near-tall 600 mm Z, and price; loses on lack of dual extrusion.
  • Fusion3 Edge — wins on 140 °C bed and large 368×368 mm XY; loses on single-extruder only and much shorter 343 mm Z.
Specification Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS Raise3D Pro3 Plus Bambu Lab H2D Ultimaker S8 Flashforge Guider 3 Ultra Fusion3 Edge
Price (USD, from) $7,599+ $5,600+ $2,000+ $8,500+ $3,000+ $8,850+
Build volume (mm) 300×300×605 (Single); 255×300×605 (Dual) 300×300×605 (Single); 255×300×605 (Dual) 325×320×325 (Single); 300×320×325 (Dual) 330×240×300 330×330×600 (Single); 300×330×600 (Dual) 368×368×343
Extruders / nozzles Dual extruders, electronic nozzle lift Dual extruders, electronic nozzle lift Dual-nozzle (single/dual print) Dual extrusion, auto nozzle lift Dual extruders Single extruder (ANVIL)
Filament Ø 1.75 mm 1.75 mm 1.75 mm 2.85 mm 1.75 mm 1.75 mm
Max nozzle temp (°C) 320 300 350 340 350 320
Max bed temp (°C) 120 120 120 120 120 140
Chamber / enclosure Enclosed; passive heating Enclosed; passive heating Active chamber to ~65 °C Enclosed, passive heating Enclosed; passive heating Enclosed; passive heating
Speed / accel / flow Max printing 500 mm/s (HS) Max printing 100-150 mm/s (HS) 1000 mm/s, 20,000 mm/s²; 40/65 mm³/s 500 mm/s, 50,000 mm/s²; 35 mm³/s 500 mm/s, 20,000 mm/s² 250 mm/s print; 500 mm/s travel; 20/36/45 mm³/s

Bottom-Line: Choose the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS when you need enterprise-level technical support, application consulting, and an enclosed dual-material platform with a large build volume; buy the Raise3D Pro3 Plus, if you make tall parts, but the print speed is not a priority, or the Flashforge Guider 3 Ultra, if you don’t need dual material. Both will save you budget. Otherwise, the Bambu Lab H2D leads on speed/chamber heat per dollar (≈1000 mm/s, active chamber to ~65 °C), outcompeting the Raise3D Pro3 series on raw throughput. Buy the Fusion3 Edge if you specifically need the wider 368×368 mm XY with high-temperature capabilities (~70 °C enclosure, 140 °C bed), and pick the Prusa XL when 360×360 mm XY and multi-tool flexibility (up to 5 tools) matter more than enclosure and active chamber heat. The Ultimaker S8 targets the same enterprise segment as Raise3D but delivers a smaller 330×240×300 mm build volume at a much higher price, making it uncompetitive on capacity per dollar. 

A bar graph titled "3D Printer Build Volume Comparison" showcases various 3D printer models and their build volumes in liters. The Raise3D Pro3 HS and Raise3D Pro3 Plus both have a build volume of 54.45 liters. Other models include Bambu Lab H2O with 36.4 liters, Ultimaker S9 with 23.76 liters, FlashForge Gu3U leading at 66.34 liters, and Fusion3 EDGE and Prusa XL with 46.47 and 46.6 liters respectively. The chart provides a visual comparison of the capacities of these printers.

What printer controls are available on the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS?

The Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS features a 7-inch touchscreen (1024×600 resolution) with 7 printer controls:

  • Home: returns axes to start positions.
  • Move: adjusts axes with set step distances.
  • Disable Motor: deactivates stepper motors.
  • XYZ: controls individual axis movement.
  • Load/Unload: manages both extruders.
  • Utilities: access system functions.
  • Print: starts jobs from USB or other sources.

The touchscreen interface of the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS 3D printer displays navigation and control options vividly. The screen shows various arrows for axis movement controls, options to adjust step sizes with 10mm, 1mm, and 0.1mm increments. Below, filament loader controls are visible with temperature settings for L-Nozzle and R-Nozzle, each set at 205°C, alongside options to load and unload filament. The interface is set against a sleek black frame with icons for home, tune, utilities, and print functions visible at the bottom.

What connectivity options are available on the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS?

The Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS offers three connectivity options: dual USB 2.0 ports for direct file access, an Ethernet (RJ45) port for wired connections up to 3 meters, and built-in Wi-Fi.

A detailed technical illustration of the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS 3D printer, labeled with key components. The diagram highlights features including the top cover, extruder, fans, hot end, touch screen, print bed, casters, camera, filament guide tube, flat cable, filament run-out sensor, RFID sensor, air flow manager, filament box, electric control system, USB port, Ethernet port, power inlet, and switch. Each component is annotated for clarity, positioned within the printer's rectangular, enclosed frame, emphasizing its robust build and advanced technology.

The Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS supports remote operation via RaiseCloud, enabling wireless print management and monitoring from any device. Its built-in HD camera provides live video through RaiseCloud for real-time print verification without being physically at the printer.

In this close-up view of the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS 3D printer’s internal components, the focus is on a motor assembly. Visible features include the metallic motor casing, wiring connections, and surrounding mechanical structures, highlighting the printer’s robust build and technical sophistication for accurate movement and control.

What software is offered with the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS?

The Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS includes ideaMaker, Raise3D’s slicing software for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It converts STL, OBJ, 3MF, OLTP, STEP, STP, IGES, and IGS files into GCODE. ideaMaker offers L1/L2 templates optimized for standard or high-speed printing based on velocity, acceleration, and flow rate. For the Pro3 Plus HS, it adds threshold alerts for these parameters to ensure print quality. The software also connects to Raise3D’s cloud to access material profiles for consistent results across filaments.

 

The printer uses the EVE Smart Assistant for intelligent monitoring and automated alerts.

What is the design and build quality of the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS?

What is the design and form factor of the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS?

The Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS has a professional enclosed design measuring 620×626×1105 mm (24.4×24.7×43.5 in), featuring a black frame with a transparent full enclosure.

The Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS 3D printer is displayed in two perspectives: front and angled side view. It features a robust, enclosed black chassis with a transparent upper section. Prominently visible is the dual extrusion system with red nozzles, highlighting its advanced printing capabilities. A large, interactive touchscreen interface is mounted on the front for easy operation. Filament spools are neatly arranged within the enclosure, showcasing efficient material management. The Raise3D branding is clear on the printer base, indicating the model name, Pro3 Plus HS.

The design includes a front door for easy chamber access, four double-locking casters for mobility and stability, and a removable top cover for maintenance. Its construction balances functionality with a professional look.

What is the motion system of the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS?

The Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS uses a dual-head motion system with electronic lift functionality.

Close-up view of the dual extrusion print heads within the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS 3D printer. The printer is actively working on a dark, intricate model with two red and black extruder modules visible. Each module features a “Warning Hot” label and multiple cooling fans ensuring precise temperature control. The model on the print bed exhibits complex geometry, showcasing the printer's capability to handle detailed 3D print jobs.

The mechanical framework uses precision linear guides with 16 mm Z-axis rods and 8 mm X- and Y-axis rods.

The internal view of the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS 3D printer showcases the Z-axis mechanism, featuring a robust leadscrew surrounded by sleek, vertical guide rods. The reflective metal components and housing convey a durable and precise engineering design. Ambient lighting from above illuminates the setup, highlighting the smooth surfaces and intricate details of the printer assembly.

The system supports print head speeds of 30–300 mm/s. Reinforced CVP screws boost rigidity by 75% over previous models. A new flat cable system replaces drag chains, reducing extruder weight, preventing shaft sag, and transmitting signals from the controller to the extruders.

The photograph provides a top-view focus on the operational components of the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS 3D printer. Dual extruder heads with visible branding and filament tubing are situated at the top, indicating precision printing capabilities. The top is open, showcasing the black build plate and housing for mechanical components, enhancing accessibility for setup and maintenance. An ajar front door emphasizes the ease of use and accessibility for users of this advanced 3D printing technology.

What is the noise level of the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS?

The Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS prints at under 55 dB(A), making it relatively quiet for a professional 3D printer.

  

The printer’s noise mainly comes from its dual-fan Air Flow Manager on the rear panel, with a large cooling fan and a smaller filter fan. The rear cooling fan is the loudest part.

This close-up image details the interior left side of the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS 3D printer, spotlighting the cooling system. Two fans are prominently mounted on a transparent enclosure, ensuring efficient temperature regulation during printing. The wiring is neatly organized, highlighting the machine’s meticulous internal design. The surrounding glass panels provide a modern, polished look while serving a functional role in maintaining stable environmental conditions.

Users often report lower noise levels around 40 dB during printing. The difference from official specs likely comes from testing conditions, room acoustics, and print settings affecting perceived noise.

What are the build platform specifications of the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS?

The build platform uses a flexible steel plate with a BuildTak surface for easy print removal. Silicone heaters raise the bed temperature to 120°C, while a magnetic mounting system with multiple magnets secures the flexible surface.

The mesh-leveling system detects 64 points across the build plate to create a virtual height map for compensation. BL-Touch sensors provide precise Z-axis positioning and automatic calibration before each print. Build volumes are 300×300×605 mm for single extruders and 255×300×605 mm for dual setups.

What is the hotend and extruder system of the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS?

The Pro3 Plus HS uses redesigned unitized extruders with quick-release functionality, allowing disassembly in under a minute for maintenance or nozzle changes. It supports 1.75 mm filament and comes with 0.4 mm V3 brass nozzles, with optional sizes of 0.2, 0.6, 0.8, and 1.0 mm.

A detailed close-up of the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS 3D printer's extruder setup. The dual extruders are accented with red components, clearly labeled with

The hotend reaches up to 300°C for printing engineering-grade materials. Each extruder has dedicated cooling fans and a Hyper Speed Hot End optimized for high-speed printing. The interchangeable hotend assembly supports SiC nozzles for greater durability.

How does the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS handle filament storage and feeding?

The Pro3 Plus HS includes an internal filament compartment that holds two 1 kg spools simultaneously.

A close-up view of the filament spools used with the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS 3D printer, situated adjacent to the printer’s touchscreen interface. The spools, branded with the Raise3D logo, are mounted on the printer’s side, one black and one orange, illustrating the dual-filament support. The setting highlights the printer's modern design and organized setup, integral for professional or industrial 3D printing environments.

The filament feeding system uses guide tubes to protect and direct material from the storage compartment to the extruders.

A close-up view of the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS 3D printer’s dual extrusion system, showing the intricately designed nozzles. The nozzles are metallic with a detailed geometric pattern and are equipped with filament feed tubes—one red and one white—indicating multi-material or color printing capability. A red triangle-shaped logo is visible, emphasizing the brand's signature design on the extruder components.

Automated optical sensors detect filament run-out and pause printing to prevent failures. RFID sensors communicate with compatible spools for automatic material identification and parameter optimization.

A close-up view of a filament spool used by the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS 3D printer. The spool is branded with the Raise3D logo and features a built-in NFC tag, indicated by a wireless symbol on a sticker. The spool contains black filament, and the surrounding printer components are visible in a sleek, black finish, suggesting a modern design.

External filament feeding is supported via left and right inlets on the printer’s right side for external sources. Quick-connect mechanisms on the extruders allow easy filament loading and guide tube attachment.

What is the mainboard of the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS?

The Pro3 Plus HS features a dual-controller system: an Atmel ARM Cortex-M4 handles motion control, while an NXP ARM Cortex-A9 Quad-Core manages logic and user interface tasks.

The mainboard includes 1 GB RAM, 16 GB flash storage, and runs embedded Linux.

A detailed view of the main control board for the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS 3D printer. The board features numerous components, including a prominent Atmel microcontroller, several connectors, and multiple inputs and outputs for interfacing with various printer parts. The array of capacitors, resistors, and other electronic components are arranged compactly, highlighting the complexity of the printer's control systems.

What are the power supply specifications of the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS?

The Pro3 Plus HS operates on 100–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz (230 V @ 3.3 A) for global compatibility. Its 600 W power supply delivers 24 V DC output with grounding, fuse protection, and a main power switch for full isolation. The design ensures stable, safe operation compliant with international standards.

The close-up image displays the power switch area of a 3D printer, likely the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS. It shows a red power switch integrated into the black casing, with the power cable securely connected. The corner of the transparent printer enclosure is also visible, indicating a robust build with detailed craftsmanship.

What comes included in the box with Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS?

    What's Included in the Box:

    Power & Connectivity

    • 1x Power Cable
    • 1x USB Storage

    3D Printing Materials & Feeding

    • 2x Hyper Speed Filament
    • 2x Filament Guide Tube
    • 2x Filament Holder

    Tools & Hardware

    • 1x Hex Wrenches (3mm, 2.5mm, 2mm, 1.5mm)
    • 1x Tweezers
    • 1x Spatula
    • 1x 0.3 mm Feeler Gauge
    • 1x Screws & Other Accessories (Spare)

    Maintenance & Safety

    • 1x Nozzle Cleaning Kit
    • 1x Heat Resistant Gloves

    Hot End Components

    • 1x New Version of Interchangeable Hot End Assembly (SiC Nozzle)

    The Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS comes fully assembled and ready for use after minimal setup. It includes essential maintenance tools and two spools of Hyper Speed PLA filament for immediate printing after calibration. A built-in Start-up Wizard guides users from unboxing to printing.

    Note: Package contents may vary; confirm current items with a Top3DShop sales representative before ordering.

    An array of supplies and accessories for the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS is presented. Visible items include two spools of Hyper Speed Filament, one red and one white, with Raise3D branding. Accompanying tools are heat-resistant gloves, dual filament holders, tweezers, a spatula, USB storage device, screws, filament guide tubes, a nozzle cleaning kit, a 0.3 mm feeler gauge for calibration, metal quick connectors, and stickers. Each item is clearly labeled and grouped under a title, “Supplies and Accessories,” providing a comprehensive view of essential 3D printing tools.

     

    What upgrades and accessories are available for the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS?

    The Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS supports 10+ accessories to enhance performance, extend lifespan, and adapt to specific printing requirements.

    Accessory Function Target User Price (USD)
    CF Accessory Kit Complete kit for carbon fiber printing Industrial composite users $470+
    2.5 kg Filament Box Vacuum-sealed filament container Users managing large filament volumes $80+
    Cabinet for Plus Size Printer Enclosure with temperature control and safety Commercial large-format printer users $800+
    Brass Nozzle V3 0.4mm Standard nozzle All users (basic consumable) $20+
    Steel Nozzle with WS2 Coating Coated nozzle for abrasion and heat resistance Advanced technical material users $50+
    Hardened Nozzle V3 Durable nozzle for abrasive filaments Users handling tough materials $25+
    Silicon Carbide Nozzle 0.4mm Ultra-durable nozzle for industrial abrasive filaments Specialized industrial users $100+
    Hyper Speed Hot End Assembly with Brass Nozzle 0.4mm V2 Upgraded hot end for faster printing without quality loss Production and advanced users $140+
    Build Plate with Handle & Buildtak Surface Build surface with strong adhesion and easy removal All users (reliable printing) $90+
    Filament Detection Assembly Automatic filament monitoring Production users needing uninterrupted prints $70+

    CF Accessory Kit

    The CF Accessory Kit, designed for Raise3D Pro3 HS Series and Pro3 Series printers with the Hyper Speed Upgrade, enables composite filament printing. It includes a 2.5 kg Filament Box, a Hyper Speed Hot End with a 0.6 mm silicon carbide nozzle (V3), and one spool each of Hyper Speed PET CF and Hyper Core PPA CF25 (black, 1 kg). The kit provides composite material options and ensures high-performance fiber-reinforced printing compatibility.

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    2.5 kg Filament Box

    The Raise3D 2.5 kg Filament Box holds one 2.5 kg or two 1 kg spools, maintaining controlled humidity and temperature with a digital display. Weighing 2.8 kg and measuring 466 × 190 × 455 mm, its sealed design protects filaments from environmental exposure during storage.

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    Cabinet for Plus Size Printer

    The Raise3D Cabinet for Plus Size Printers supports the Pro3 Plus HS, Pro3 Plus, Pro2 Plus, and Forge1 models. It includes filament and dry box frames, a drawer with tool slots, and a large compartment with shelves for materials and tools. Made of PC, PE, and metal, it measures 620 × 590 × 530 mm, weighs 48.1 kg (with packaging), and features lockable wheels for printer stability.

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    Brass Nozzle V3 0.4mm

    The Raise3D Brass Nozzle V3 0.4 mm, compatible with Pro3 HS Series, Pro3 Series, Pro2 Series, E2, and E3 printers, offers efficient heat transfer up to 300°C for non-abrasive filaments. Its 0.4 mm opening with <0.02 mm variation ensures smooth, consistent extrusion. Made of corrosion-resistant brass, it features a chamfered, grooved design to reduce resistance and leakage. Suitable for PLA, ABS, PETG, TPU, and reinforced filaments, though abrasive materials cause faster wear. Users should recalibrate after replacement and handle the hot nozzle with care.

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    Steel Nozzle with WS2 Coating

    The Steel Nozzle with WS2 Coating, compatible with Raise3D Pro3 HS Series, Pro3 Series, Pro2 Series, E2, and E3 printers, is available in 0.4, 0.6, and 0.8 mm sizes for 1.75 mm filament. Its tungsten disulfide coating reduces friction and buildup, providing lubrication and abrasion resistance up to 450°C. With a Mohs hardness of 7.8, it delivers durable, consistent extrusion for abrasive composite filaments, while unfilled materials are best printed with brass nozzles.

    A single extrusion nozzle designed for the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS 3D printer. The nozzle is metallic with a conical shape, featuring a threaded end for attachment. It is set against a plain white background, highlighting its precise engineering and detailed craftsmanship essential for high-quality 3D printing.

    Hardened Nozzle V3

    The Hardened Nozzle V3, compatible with Raise3D Pro3 HS Series, Pro3 Series, Pro2 Series, E2, and E3 printers, comes in 0.2–1.0 mm sizes. It offers superior durability and wear resistance for precise extrusion with abrasive materials. Measuring 130 × 110 × 5 mm and weighing 9 g packaged, it’s built for long-lasting use across various filaments.

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    Silicon Carbide Nozzle 0.4mm

    The 0.4 mm Silicon Carbide Nozzle, made for Raise3D Pro3 HS Series, E2CF, and E3 printers, delivers durable, precise extrusion for abrasive filaments. Its silicon carbide build ensures high wear resistance. Packaging measures 110 × 130 × 10 mm and weighs 7.8 g.

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    Hyper Speed Hot End Assembly with Brass Nozzle 0.4mm V2

    The Raise3D Hyper Speed Hot End Assembly with 0.4 mm brass nozzle (V2) is a replacement for Pro3 Series and Pro3 HS Series printers. Measuring 144 × 116 × 66 mm, it supports high-speed printing through efficient filament melting and extrusion.

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    Build Plate with Handle & Buildtak Surface

    The Build Plate with Handle and Buildtak Surface, made for Raise3D Pro3 HS Series and Pro3 Series printers, enhances adhesion and simplifies model removal. Measuring 400 × 350 × 10 mm and weighing 469.2 g packaged, it provides a stable, user-friendly printing platform.

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    Filament Detection Assembly

    The Filament Detection Assembly for Raise3D Pro3 HS Series printers monitors filament levels and alerts users when low, preventing print interruptions. Weighing 154.9 g, it integrates seamlessly to improve reliability and workflow continuity.

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    What maintenance does the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS require?

    The Raise3D Pro3 HS Series requires over 17+ maintenance tasks to ensure print quality and printer longevity.

    Per Print Maintenance:

    • Inspect and replace damaged build plates (0.1 hr). 
    • Remove solidified filament (0.1 hr) and clean the plate with isopropyl alcohol outside the printer (0.1 hr).
    • Verify hotend installation via indicator light (0.1 hr).
    • Check cooling fans (0.1 hr).
    • Clean nozzles of residual filament (0.1 hr) and ensure smooth filament loading (0.1 hr).
    • Inspect X/Y axes for smooth motion, clean and re-lubricate as needed (0.5 hr).
    • Check Z-axis movement, clean, lubricate, and remove jammed filament (0.5 hr each).

    400-Hour Maintenance:

    • Clean or replace nozzle when print quality drops or jams persist (1 hr). 
    • Adjust X/Y belt tension and tighten related screws (1.5 hr each).
    • Clean and lubricate optical axes (1.5 hr).
    • Clean and lubricate Z-axis screws (1 hr).
    • Clean extruder gears when jammed (1.5 hr).
    • Clean printer body, build plate, and remove residual filament from probes, nozzles, and fans (2 hr + 1 hr).

    600-Hour Maintenance:

    • Tighten hotend and thermocouple screws (1 hr).
    • Troubleshoot and secure model cooling and side fans (1–2 hr).
    • Clean or replace filament run-out sensors and remove dust (1–2 hr).
    • Maintain airflow manager by replacing filters and cleaning fans (1 hr each).

     

    What support and warranty come with the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS?

    The Raise3D 3D printers come with a 1-year limited warranty covering non-electronic and non-consumable parts. RaiseShield warranty extensions (1, 2, or 3 years) offer full coverage for electronic and mechanical components, excluding consumables and cosmetic defects.

    Technical Support

    Support Center: Access user guides, maintenance tips, and troubleshooting resources at https://support.raise3d.com/.

    Submit Tickets: For access to the Raise3D team, submit tickets via http://help.raise3d.com/.

    Phone Support:

    • US: +1 (888) 963-9028
    • Europe: +31 1080 8068
    • Asia: +86 21 65337855

    Educational Resources

    • Raise3D Academy: Step-by-step guides, "how-to" articles, and video tutorials at https://www.raise3d.com/academy/
    • Webinars: Focus on Pro3 HS Series maintenance and print quality tips at https://www.raise3d.com/webinar/
    • Raise3D Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1196742157005496/

    Certifications

    Access CE, CB, FCC, and RoHS certifications on the Raise3D website.

    Full warranty terms: https://www.raise3d.com/download/raise3d-limited-warranty-all-versions/

    Close-up view of the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS extruder assembly, highlighting its dual extrusion heads in a matte black finish with geometric patterns. One extruder is shown being adjusted with a pair of pliers, emphasizing easy maintenance and precision engineering. The white feed tube is prominently attached to one of the extruder nozzles, indicating filament input.

    How much does the Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS cost?

    The Raise3D Pro3 Plus HS is priced at $6,999.00. It offers dual extrusion, large build volume, automated bed calibration, advanced motion system, and compatibility with materials from the Open Filament Program. The printer includes a manufacturer warranty. For custom installations, service packages, or specialized setups, contact Top3DShop for a personalized quote.

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