BROZZL Brass Nozzles for Volcano Hotends

The allround nozzle for the E3D Volcano in different diameters made of brass

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  • Smooth finish
  • Non-stick
  • High precision
  • Diameter tolerance ± 0.01 mm
  • £9.05
  • from 2 only £8.60 / pc -5%

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Only 5 items in stock

Delivery on Wednesday, 16 October: Order today until 09:00.

Material:
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Item no.: SCH-10601080, Content: 1 pc

EAN: 9120099288934

  • Smooth finish
  • Non-stick
  • High precision
  • Diameter tolerance ± 0.01 mm

Product information & technical details

Item no.: SCH-10601080
Manufacturer No.: 10601080
Manufacturers: BROZZL
Content: 1 pc
Product types: Nozzles
Filament Diameter: 1,75 mm

Description

The BROZZL nozzle for E3D Volcano hotends (High Flow 1.75 mm) made of brass is suitable for many different 3D printers.

The most popular nozzles are still made of brass. Why? Because the material is quite cheap despite numerous positive characteristics.

The brass material conducts heat perfectly and does not corrode with standard filament. Thus, it has the best conditions for the most common materials such as PLA, ABS, PETG and more making it wonderful to work with.

Unfortunately, brass is reaching its limits with abrasive particle materials. Metal, wood, carbon or glow in the dark filaments are too much for brass to handle.
Nonetheless, the brass nozzle remains our absolute all-rounder and belong to every printer out there.

Features

  • High heat resistance
  • Smooth surface finish
  • Non-stick
  • Diameter tolerance: ± 0.01 mm
  • Roundness: ≤ 0.02 mm
  • Inner hole roughness: ≤ Ra0.4

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