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Ihr Warenkorb ist leerThis is MK8 style nozzle, it is made from a A2 Tool Steel, heat treated to 57-62 RC and plated with TwinClad XT coating. If you are working with abrasive Carbon Fiber, Stainless Steel, wood filled or any other metal filled filaments, this will greatly improve the life of your nozzle.
Diego
Bewertet in Italien am 26. Februar 2023
Ottimo ugello.La Microswiss, per chi la conosce, sa che si parla di qualità alta e ottimo prodotto. Nulla da dire, cambia proprio la qualità di stampa, in meglio.
Hadde
Bewertet in Deutschland am 22. Januar 2023
Sehr gut für Holz- und Carbon Filament
The Lord is my Shepherd
Bewertet in den USA am3. August 2022
I have a couple of spools of Luminescent Blue filament and a spool and a half of Carbon Fiber. I'm told these filaments can wear out a brass nozzle in a single print so I needed something more durable. Tungsten nozzles were out of stock for a while, and the hardened steel nozzles were rated almost as tough, so I ordered and installed this on my Ender 3 Pro.I read online the process for swapping out a nozzle and gave it a go. No leaks, and prints come out fine.
wmcksmith
Bewertet in den USA am22. Februar 2022
I am on my second one of these nozzles. I don't think that the first one had to be replaced but I was doing some maintenance so I changed it. The first one lasted me at least 6 months with hundreds of hours of printing with no problems. They are a little pricey compared to regular brass nozzles but you're limited to what you can use with the micro Swiss hot ends. At least they last a while.
TX John
Bewertet in den USA am9. Oktober 2021
Works great on the Monoprice Ultimate 2So first of... many review complaints state they have to increase the temperture settings to get good print... and that their old temperature settings worked great with cheap brass nozzles so why don't they work with this expensive nozzle... then they give this nozzle a bad rating.It PHYSICS! Brass conducts heat much faster than steel. The temperature sensor is in the heating block, not the tip. So the system doesn't know you changed to steel tip that does not conduct heat as fast as brass. As a result you will need to run tests with your favorite filaments to figure out what the best temperature setting is for the steel nozzle.Once you take the time to figure out the new temperture, it works great and last A LOT longer than the cheap brass nozzles.It's your choice, take the time to figure out settings for a nozzle that will last a long time, or keep buying cheap brass nozzles and throwing them away.
tyob1
Bewertet in den USA am21. Februar 2020
I don’t understand how people are having problems with this nozzle. I will say that 99% of negative reviews on here are due to user error. I installed on stock Ender 3 hotend to print Carbon Fiber PLA. Installed the nozzle correctly, upped the temp in Cura about 5c (print a temp test tower to find your temp) and started printing. Been through at least 4kg of CF/PLA and 8kg+ of PLA and PETG without any clogs or other problems.The nozzle still looks great, stays clean, and prints beautifully.
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