Pre-Order: Raise3D T450 Large-Format 3D Printer with 450mm Build Volume

Pre-Order: Raise3D T450 Large-Format 3D Printer

NOTE: Pre-Orders currently expected to ship in Late December 2026

The Raise3D T450 is a large-format 3D printer with a 450 × 350 × 400 mm build volume, giving you room to print larger prototypes, jigs, fixtures and tooling in one piece.

Its TwinFlow™ system combines dual extrusion with a single nozzle, supporting different printing modes to suit your material and application requirements. Equipped with a 0.4 mm nozzle as standard and capable of nozzle temperatures up to 420°C, the T450 supports a range of standard and engineering-grade filament workflows.

Large-Format TwinFlow Printing

Meet the Raise3D T450

Print larger prototypes and tooling with the Raise3D T450. Explore its 450 × 350 × 400 mm build volume and TwinFlow single-nozzle dual extrusion.

● 450 × 350 × 400 Build volume · mm ● 420°C Maximum nozzle temperature ● 70°C Maximum heated chamber temperature ● TwinFlow™ Two feed paths · one nozzle

Why Choose the T450?

Explore the extrusion, motion, temperature management and material delivery systems behind large-part printing.

TwinFlow extrusion — Two filament paths converge at a single nozzle. Choose the material mode and print profile for your application.

Four-motor motion system — See the motion system in operation, designed to support controlled movement during large prints.

Temperature management — Air Flow Manager thermal management supports material-specific printing workflows.

Filament loading and feeding — A closer look at spool mounting and filament insertion for print preparation.

What Can You Make with the T450?

Create prototypes, jigs, fixtures and tooling. Choose the material and part orientation to suit the geometry and working conditions.

Housing Prototypes — Evaluate the shape, fit and assembly of large housings before moving to production.

Detailed Structural Samples — Explore complex fins, thin walls and repeated features when developing functional part designs.

Jigs & Fixtures — Create positioning and assembly fixtures tailored to the geometry of your parts and production workflow.

Software & Connectivity

A clear workflow from preparing your model to starting and monitoring your print.

01. Prepare & Slice — Prepare your model and select suitable print settings in ideaMaker.

02. Transfer Your File — Choose a file-transfer method supported by your software and printer configuration.

03. Print & Monitor — Start the prepared file on the T450 and follow the print’s progress.

See the Printing & Finishing Process

Follow the sample from printing through removal and manual support cleanup. Results depend on the material, geometry and print settings.

Printing process — The part is built layer by layer, with the model and support structures developing together during the print. Plan the orientation, support strategy and material settings in ideaMaker before starting the job.

Before support cleanup — After printing, support structures remain around overhangs and recessed features. Let the part and build surface cool before removal, then identify the support contact areas that need to be cleared.

Support removal — Remove the support structures to reveal the printed geometry, working carefully around thin walls, openings and edges. The tools and cleanup approach depend on the part geometry and support material.

Surface and edge detail — Inspect the cleaned part’s openings, edges and support contact areas before checking fit or function. Surface finish depends on layer height, material and support settings; some applications may require additional finishing.

Materials & Compatibility

Choose from Hyper Speed, Industrial and Premium filaments. Match the filament, nozzle, support material and ideaMaker profile to your application.

Hyper Speed — PLA, PLA Pro, ABS, PETG CF and PET CF.

Industrial — Available: PPA CF, PET Support and PPS CF. Coming soon: PPA GF, PET CF, PET GF, PETG ESD and PPA Support.

Premium — Available: PLA, ABS, ASA, PETG and TPU-95A. Coming soon: PVA+.

Download the Technical Specifications for T-Series 3D printers

Product Specifications

[1] The maximum toolhead speed of 1,500 mm/s was obtained at a toolhead acceleration of 10,000 mm/s². [2] Flow test conditions: Raise3D Hyper Speed ABS V2, 250°C printing temperature, 0.4 mm nozzle and a single outer-wall smooth structure. Actual performance depends on material, geometry and print settings. Specifications are subject to change without notice.

Delivery & Workspace Preparation

Ships from — Stafford, TX 77477 (Greater Houston Area). Delivery is available to most U.S. locations.

Warranty — 1-Year Limited Warranty. Coverage, conditions and exclusions apply.

Taxes at Checkout — Applicable taxes are calculated and charged at checkout based on your shipping address.

Plan the Complete Delivery Route — Machine: 710 × 635 × 785 mm. Maximum package: 880 × 772 × 1,076 mm. Check doorways, turns and lifts against the package, and confirm unloading responsibility.

Prepare the Installation Space — Allow 50 cm at the side, 80 cm at the front, 20 cm at the back and 60 cm above. Use indoors at 15–30°C and 10–90% RH, non-condensing.

Confirm Handling & Power — Plan for 75.9 kg net weight and a 3–4 person lift. Do not lift using the recessed side area. Confirm the regional electrical version, grounded outlet, installation and applicable purchase terms.

T450 Frequently Asked Questions

Will my part fit the T450? — Compare your part’s length, width and height with the T450’s 450 × 350 × 400 mm build volume. Keep in mind that supports, part orientation and any required printing clearance may affect the available space. Not sure if your part is compatible? Contact our team with your 3D model (STEP/STL), part dimensions and material requirements.

Should I choose the T450 or T700? — Choose the T450 when your part, supports and process clearance fit its build volume. Consider the T700 for larger or taller parts, and check the installation space for either model.

Is the stand included? — The base is optional. Check the selected configuration and packing list to see whether it is included.

How will the T450 be delivered and installed? — Check the package dimensions and delivery route before delivery. Arrange a 3–4 person lift and confirm unloading, installation and training arrangements with Raise3D.

What does the warranty cover? — The Raise3D T450 comes with a 12-month limited warranty starting from the invoice date. The warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal and reasonable use. Eligible defective components may be repaired or replaced at no additional charge, subject to Raise3D’s warranty terms. Warranty services include remote technical support, eligible replacement parts, and software updates. The warranty does not cover normal wear and tear, consumables (such as nozzles, hotends and build plates after first use), accidental damage, misuse, unauthorized modifications, or improper maintenance. For complete coverage details, refer to the T450 Full Warranty Terms.

What software does the T450 use? — Prepare models in ideaMaker on Windows, macOS or Linux, then transfer the prepared file through Wi-Fi, Ethernet or USB 3.0.