USSynthetic Polyalchemy Emerald City Elixir Silky PLA Filament - 1.75mm (0.75kg)
Print high precision parts out of any material using the strongest substance on earth: diamond.
Top DiamondBack High Performance Nozzle Features:
• Prints any filament—nozzle changes are a thing of the past
• Improved print quality and layer adhesion thanks to excellent thermal conductivity
• Greatly reduces filament clogs and is easy to clean
• Perfect wear resistance—the nozzle that lasts a lifetime
• Compatible with V6-style or Mk8-style hotends
List Price: | $29.95 (with add-ons) |
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Availability: | Currently Unavailable |
The Diamondback Nozzle
An Indestructible, All-Purpose, 3D Printing Nozzle
The DiamondBack Nozzle is the single-solution nozzle that improves print quality across any material, and lasts beyond any other material.
Here are the key features of the DiamondBack Nozzle:
- Prints any filament--nozzle changes are a thing of the past
- Improved print quality and layer adhesion thanks to excellent thermal conductivity
- Greatly reduces filament clogs and is easy to clean
- Perfect wear resistance--the nozzle that lasts a lifetime
- Compatible with all V6-style hotends or Mk8-style hotends
- Made in the USA
Technical Specifications
- V6 Compatible
- Thread Type: M6x1.0
- Thread Length: 7.6mm
- MK8
- Thread Type: M6x1.0
- Thread Length: 5mm
Operating Tips
- Recommended torque specs: 2.5 Nm (Newton Meter)
- Recalibrate z-offset after install to protect print bed
- Run temperature tower as optimal temperatures are typically lower
- Recommended start temperatures:
- PLA: 200°C – 215°C
- PETG: 230°C – 250°C
- PETG Carbon Fiber: 245°C – 265°C
- Maximum temperature 300°C
Questions
When will the inventory be updated? Everything seems to be sold out
What's the largest spool you make in this filament
Hi, I am looking for a color similar to jade or emerald. Im having a hard time deciding between thus silky, a leaf green or a translucent green. If you can see them, do you have an opinion?
Are you guys no longer going to carry Polyalchemy?
After looking at Polyalchemy's website, it appears that they are switching to 1kg spools.