3D Solex Everlast Nozzle UM2+

The most sturdy nozzle for the Ultimaker 2+

2 Customer Ratings

  • Compatible with the Ultimaker 2+ series
  • Extremely hard nozzle tip
  • Various nozzle diameters
  • £69.80
  • from 2 only £66.33 / pc -5%

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Item no.: 3DSO-EVERLAST-060-UM2+, Content: 1 pc

EAN: 7072482001144

  • Compatible with the Ultimaker 2+ series
  • Extremely hard nozzle tip
  • Various nozzle diameters
0.25 mm: £61.17
0.40mm: £69.80
from 2 £66.33
0.60 mm: £69.80
from 2 £66.33
0.80mm: £69.80
from 2 £66.33

Product information & technical details

Item no.: 3DSO-EVERLAST-060-UM2+
Manufacturer No.: EVERLAST-060-UM2+
Manufacturers: 3D Solex
Content: 1 pc
Discount : 10% & more
Product types: Nozzles
Compatible with 3D Printers : Ultimaker 2+, Ultimaker 2+ Extended
Filament Diameter: 2,85 mm
Nozzle Diameter: 0,25 mm, 0,4 mm, 0,6 mm, 0,8 mm

Description

The Everlast nozzle by 3D Solex prints abrasive material (carbon, metal, glow, etc.) over a number of days, weeks if not months.

Conventional materials such as PLA, ABS, etc. can also be processed using this nozzle.

Conventional nozzles wear out over time when printing abrasive filaments and therefore need to be exchanged.

More information

Only compatible with the Olsson Block or Matchless V3 Block and Ultimaker 2+ series.

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Questions & Answers about 3D Solex Everlast Nozzle UM2+

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  • Hi would this be comparable with an ultimaker 2 or would the ollson block need changing and if so what to. Thanks

    1 Answer, last answered on 28 January 2021

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