MK10 Hardened Steel Nozzle 0.4 mm for 3D Printers

MK10 Hardened Steel Nozzle 0.4 mm - 1 piece

Discover the MK10 Hardened Steel Nozzle with a diameter of 0.4 mm, specially designed for precise 3D printing results. This premium nozzle from PrimaCreator is an essential accessory for every 3D printing enthusiast who values quality and detail accuracy.

Premium Nozzles for Optimal Print Results

PrimaCreator's premium nozzles are more than just spare parts; they are essential for the quality of your prints. A high-quality nozzle is comparable to a sharp pencil – it is indispensable for achieving excellent print results.

High-quality materials

All nozzles from PrimaCreator are made from high-quality brass or steel and manufactured in a modern factory. The tolerance is less than ± 0.01 mm, which means your filament gets a very smooth and clear surface when extruded, leading to better print results.

• The material undergoes an ultrasonic cleaning process and is then cleaned again and protected against surface oxidation.
• The nozzle is shaped with millimeter precision, with a tolerance of less than ± 0.01 mm.
• Removing sharp edges is an important step to avoid clogs. A smooth and clean nozzle is crucial for optimal printing results.
• Each batch undergoes a final inspection, and the nozzles are individually packed in a protective box – ready for shipping.
• Available nozzle sizes: 0.20 mm (0), 0.40 mm (3), 0.60 mm (4), 0.80 mm (5).

Recommendations for Best Results

To achieve the best results and optimal print quality, we recommend realigning the build plate after switching to a new nozzle. Note that a PrimaCreator nozzle may be compatible with your printer, but the distance between the nozzle and build plate needs to be adjusted.

The manufacturing process

• The process of manufacturing a PrimaCreator nozzle begins with selecting a high-quality material. Upon arrival at the factory, an optical inspection of the material used for each batch is conducted.
• The material is then clamped and formed into a long rod. This step is only performed once, unlike many other (more affordable) processes where this process must be repeated several times.