BROZZL Hardened Steel Nozzle for Ultimaker 3 (AA)

High strength hardened steel nozzle for Ultimaker 3 & S series (AA) in different diameters

  • Smooth finish
  • Non-stick
  • High precision
  • Diameter tolerance ± 0.01 mm
  • £23.45
  • from 2 only £22.26 / pc -5%

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Item no.: SCH-11003040, Content: 1 pc

EAN: 9120099289276

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

Product information & technical details

Item no.: SCH-11003040
Manufacturer No.: 11003040
Manufacturers: BROZZL
Content: 1 pc
Product types: Nozzles
Compatible with 3D Printers : Ultimaker 3, Ultimaker 3 Extended, Ultimaker S5, Ultimaker S3
Filament Diameter: 2,85 mm
Nozzle Diameter: 0,2 mm, 0,4 mm, 0,6 mm, 0,8 mm

Description

The BROZZL nozzle for Ultimaker 3 & S3 & S5 Print Core (AA) 3D hardened steel printer.

Hardened steel nozzles are perfect for processing filaments with abrasive particles. The specially hardened steel nozzles are virtually indestructible in the area of 3D printing. Whether glow-in-the-dark, carbon, metal or wood filaments - hardened steel nozzles are just right. Hardened steel is hardly worn out due to the hardened surface and our experience shows that a nozzle made of this material lasts longer than a printer itself. So if you're not just working with standard materials, hardened steel nozzles with different nozzle diameters will be in your repertoire.

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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