Microswiss FlowTech - CM2 Nozzle - Copper Body, M2 Hardened High Speed Steel Tip, Long Life, Wear Resistant, Made in USA (.4mm)

You can't go wrong with these nozzles or hot ends. They work fantastic. They don't clog. Because of the steady heat, the filament comes out very steady and nice. A great value.

I used to have a flowtech CHT nozzle and while it was extremely high performance, I did drag it on my bed a few times which kind of ruined it since that nozzle is brass. I decided to get this nozzle instead and while it’s not capable of flow rates as high, I figured durability is more important to me. It has still easily do flow rates up to 25 maybe 30 which is honestly more than enough for most people. My print quality suddenly became perfect after switching to this nozzle.

Works great on my SV08. Great for printing abrasive materials like anything with carbon or glass fibers.

The micro swiss flowtech nozzle seems to be better overall for my bambu labs p1s. I haven't had any problems with drips, any plastic getting stuck on the outside and wiring is internal, so if plastic ever does need to be removed, i don't accidentally screw up the wiring.

Microswiss products are an easy 5 star. Class act in quality, finish, and plain good parts

Because they're machined from a special copper alloy and conduct heat better than brass nozzles, I can print faster with these nozzles, and the 0.6 size speeds up my printing even more. These allow me to print with an 0.86mm extrusion line width which works great in spiral vase mode, and there doesn't seem to be any visible print quality difference between 0.4 and 0.6 nozzles. Also, the hardened steel tip on this nozzle won't wear out when I print with abrasive filaments like carbon fiber filled nylon. For these reasons, I can leave this nozzle in place and use it for just about everything I need to print. It works so well, I bought two more to use with my other printers.

by the easiest nozzle to change, much fewer clogs

Obviously I am forced to buy these having installed a flowtech hotend on my elegoo Neptune 4 pro. I print with abrasive filament a lot so I needed to get the hardened steel nozzle. It doesn’t clog often but it doesn’t never clog either, although it’s easy to get it unclogged when it does. Ultimately the value for the cost is decreasing for me bc having an array of nozzles in various sizes costs an arm and a leg. Why punish your customers by making the proprietary accessories cost a ridiculous amount of money? My other issue with the design for the n4pro is you have to disassemble the extruder fans to do a nozzle change which should have been advertised from the beginning. It’s not exactly a quick nozzle change then is it? At least offer a 3d model of an extruder remix that allows you to change the nozzle more easily. I have no idea how long this nozzle will last or how to tell if it needs replacing when it wears out. It’s been a few months already and I’m not sure if it’s struggling bc it’s worn out or because I’m trying to print smaller layer heights (with non abrasive filaments) and it doesn’t like that very much.

.. macht man eigentlich nie was verkehrt!

Va de lujo, las piezas las imprimo en menos tiempo, y con gran calidad de acabado final.

Trovati qui ad un ottimo prezzo e acquistata per un amico fuori Italia. Perfetta

Fonctionne parfait avec les filaments carbone

Used this nozzle on my Ender 3 V3 KE with the MicrosSwiss FlowTech Hotend. Solved my issues and have not had a printing blob since. If using get the MicrosSwiss FlowTech hotend with it. Pricey but worth it.