Description
Right extruder is a dedicated spare part for the Raise3D Pro3 conventional 3D printing system, intended to restore or maintain extrusion performance on the right-hand print head. As a direct replacement component, it supports continued operation of dual-extrusion workflows where reliable filament feeding and melting are essential for dimensional accuracy and print continuity. The assembly is supplied as 1 pc and has a net weight of 0,305 kg, making it practical to stock as a service part for workshops, makerspaces and production cells running Raise3D Pro3 printers. Listed under 3D printing spare parts, this right extruder from manufacturer Raise3D is aimed at users who need a matching OEM-style replacement rather than a generic alternative. It is suitable for planned maintenance, corrective repair after wear, or configuration work on Pro3 platforms that rely on the right extruder channel. Integration follows the Pro3 architecture so laboratories and technical facilities can keep printers available for prototyping, tooling aids and functional parts without extended downtime when the original right extruder requires exchange.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Right extruder
- Compatible model: Raise3D Pro3
- Weight: 0,305 kg
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