PrimaCreator MK8 Brass Nozzle 0.4 mm - 4 Pieces

Premium nozzles from PrimaCreator

Overview

The PrimaCreator premium nozzles are a range of replacement nozzles that can make a bigger difference in print quality than you might think. A high-quality nozzle is like a sharp pencil – it is essential for a great print.

High-quality materials

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

Manufacturing Process

• After the manufacturing process, the material undergoes an ultrasonic cleaning bath and is then cleaned again and protected against surface oxidation.
• The nozzle is now shaped with millimeter precision, with a tolerance of less than ± 0.01 mm.
• The process of removing sharp edges is a very important step, as it constitutes a large part of the outcome. Too many sharp edges can make the nozzle more prone to clogging. Therefore, it is crucial that the nozzle is very smooth and clean before use. In each batch, some nozzles are selected and cut in half to ensure that every specification is met and the surface is in perfect condition.
• The nozzles are then checked one last time and individually packed in a protective box – ready for shipment to you.
• 0 = 0.20 mm
• 3 = 0.40 mm
• 4 = 0.60 mm
• 5 = 0.80 mm

Recommendations

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

The manufacturing process

• The process of manufacturing a PrimaCreator nozzle begins with selecting a high-quality material. When the material arrives at the factory, an initial visual inspection is conducted on the material used for each batch of nozzles. Then the material is clamped, that is, formed into a long rod. In our process, this happens only once; in many other (cheaper) cases, this process must be repeated several times, often up to 3-4 times, and still does not achieve the same results.