Nozzle Detachable Airbrush M6 threaded nozzle

Product information for Mk10 Stainless Steel Nozzle

Model Name: MK10 Stainless Steel Nozzles

Material: Stainless Steel

Product Size: 13mm X 7mm

Inner diameter: 2.0mm, 3.2mm

Filament: For 1.75mm,3mm

Thread: M6

Nozzle diameter: 0.1mm/0.2mm/0.25mm/0.3mm/0.35mm/0.4mm/0.5mm/0.6mm/0.8mm/1.0mm

Package: 1 nozzle

Description for Detachable Airbrush 3D Printing Nozzle

These nozzles are compatible with many heating blocks and are perfect for products of the same size. Please note: If you have purchased a kit that contains this nozzle, it does not include the heating block. The nozzle is easy to remove and switch between 3D printers and it can be installed in 5 minutes. The nozzle will give you precision and consistency in your print.

The nozzle is made of brass, a material known for its high thermal conductivity, hardness, and durability. It is more durable than plastic and lighter than stainless steel, making it a great choice for nozzles. This set of nozzles has an optimized structure that improves the printing effect. The nozzles need to be as long and sharp as possible to better control the process.

The longer the nozzle, the further the distance between the heating block and the print. And the sharper it is, the less heat can affect printing. So we recommend you choose a nozzle with a suitable length. However, it is possible to choose a nozzle with a length that is too long for the printing area, resulting in uneven printing. In this case, we can use a nozzle fixer instead of changing the nozzle.

Our M6 thread products come in a variety of sizes to perfectly meet your needs. Whether you're looking for a product to use in a wide range of scenes or one specifically tailored to your needs, we've got you covered.

The longer the nozzle, the greater the distance between the printing bed and the printed model, minimizing the heat radiation to the printed model, improving print quality. The length and sharpness of the nozzle play a big role in how much heat is radiated onto the print. To minimize heat, the nozzle needs to be as long and sharp as possible, making the distance between the heater block and the print as large as possible. It is more practical and economical to pay a little extra for a hardened, wear-resistant nozzle. By the time you’ve printed a single spool of abrasive filament, you’re saving money. It also saves a lot of time, as you won’t be constantly replacing worn out nozzles. With its removable, pointed, steeless tips, it's easy to change. Nozzle tips in time when the filament blocks the tip of the nozzle.

Note: Before changing the nozzle tips, heat up the extruder to make the process easier.