Artillery Heat Break, Sidewinder X1
Original replacement heat break from Artillery
£3.29 £3.65 -10%
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Features & Advantages
- Original spare part
- From Artillery
Item no.: ART-J-055, EAN: n/a
Frequently bought together with E3D Volcano Brass Nozzle - 1.75 mm, 0.40 mm
Product information & technical details
- Item no.: ART-J-055
- Manufacturer No.: J-055
- Manufacturer: Artillery
- Product type: Heatbreaks
- Compatible with 3D Printers : Artillery Sidewinder X1, Artillery Genius, Artillery Hornet, Artillery Sidewinder X2, Artillery Genius Pro, Artillery Sidewinder X3 Pro, Artillery Sidewinder X3 Plus, Artillery Sidewinder X4 Pro, Artillery Sidewinder X4 Plus
- Authorised representative serving as the EU responsible person.: SUCCESS COURIER SL, CALLE RIO TORMES NUM.1, PLANTA 1, DERECHA, OFICINA 3,Fuenlabrada, 28947, Madrid, Spain, successservice2@hotmail.com
Description
This is an original replacement heat break from Artillery.
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Questions & Answers about Artillery Heat Break
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Hi, does the hornet hotbreak come with the PTFE liner? If not, do you have the 4mm OD liner?
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What are the dimensions of this product?
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I'm looking to change the plastic tube that fits in the top of the heat break in an Sidewinder X1; can anyone offer some guidance on where to get some and what the are called?
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Basically any 1.75mm PTFE tube will work like this one: https://www.3djake.com/3djake/ptfe-tube
It should be cut with an exacto knife (or similar) or with a PTFE cutter. If you use a scissors or flush cutters it will deform and cannot be used