Current price
Reduced from $5,599. Confirm freight, tax, material package, service, warranty and spare-parts inventory
Raise3D · Pro3 HS
Ready to buy
The current sale is $4,599. Confirm single- and dual-nozzle build areas, material approvals, drying, slicer, network policy, filter schedule, spare hotends, service response, warranty exclusions, freight and the test part that proves the purchase
Current market
Each line carries its own check date because price, software, specifications, and product cycle do not age at the same speed.
Reduced from $5,599. Confirm freight, tax, material package, service, warranty and spare-parts inventory
Pro3 HS is credible for a team that will use its dual-extruder material workflow and packaged support. A defined production test should precede fleet purchase
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What changed
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Raise3D reduced Pro3 HS from $5,599 to $4,599 while retaining one-year direct coverage
Each amount stays tied to its source and capture date. Conflicting prices remain visible until the seller resolves them.
Current reference priceA structured timeline will begin with the next source capture
Owner experience
Exact Pro3 HS evidence remains too sparse for a mature ownership conclusion. Early reports range from satisfactory output to surface tuning, making a defined material-pair production trial essential
Pro3, upgraded Pro3, Pro3 HS, and Pro3 Plus HS are distinct. The exact owner sample is tiny and does not corroborate thermal limits, warranty execution, or long-duration uptimeThe available exact-model owner record is short and lightly used
Treat the dossier as a structured production test plan rather than a reliability claim
1 evidence recordThe HS generation has a distinct dual-nozzle build area and production positioning
Only a real material-pair job can prove the second nozzle earns its cost
1 evidence recordSources
The page separates what a source states directly from what we conclude across sources.
Raise3D lists an enclosed professional dual-extruder printer with lifting heads and production-oriented high-speed material profiles.
Raise3D displayed Pro3 HS at $4,599, reduced from $5,599, with a one-year warranty.
Raise3D specifies 300 by 300 by 300 mm single-nozzle volume, 255 by 300 by 300 mm dual-nozzle volume, 320 °C nozzles, 120 °C bed and HEPA plus carbon filtration.
The direct offer includes one-year coverage with consumable and cosmetic exclusions that should be checked against production spares.
Prusa XL+ uses independent toolheads and an owner-serviceable modular platform.
CORE One L offers a larger active chamber in a documented single-toolhead platform.
Industry coverage independently records the 300 mm cube single-nozzle and 255 by 300 by 300 mm dual-nozzle volumes and the HS generation's motion and composite-material positioning.
An exact-model workplace owner reported satisfactory early printing over fewer than fifteen jobs while explicitly noting that the machine had not yet received serious production use.
Raise3D's current store, technical and warranty records were checked on August 14, 2026. The verdict does not infer fleet uptime from specification alone.
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