Micro Swiss Micro Swiss FlowTech Brass Plated Wear Resistant Nozzle
The Micro Swiss FlowTech nozzle boasts a revolutionary design that ensures a leak-proof experience, coupled with a Cold Nozzle Change feature that simplifies the nozzle replacement process, making it quick and hassle-free. Its integrated thermal tube and nozzle architecture addresses common issues faced with traditional hotends, such as leaks and cumbersome nozzle swaps. With its HighFlow capability, the FlowTech nozzle enhances 3D printing efficiency, providing a seamless and reliable printing performance.
- Cold Nozzle Change
- Leak-proof design
- HighFlow
| Price: | $16.50 (with add-ons) |
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| Availability: | Only 3 left in stock. |
| Order Now: | Ships Today |
Features of the Micro Swiss FlowTech Nozzle:
- Leak-Proof Design: The FlowTech nozzle is engineered to prevent leakage, ensuring a clean and reliable 3D printing process.
- Cold Nozzle Change: Allows for quick and easy nozzle changes without the need for heating the hotend, significantly reducing the risk of burns and downtime.
- HighFlow Technology: Optimized for high flow rates, the FlowTech nozzle enables faster print speeds and efficient material deposition, making it ideal for both detailed and large-scale prints.
- Integrated Thermal Tube: The seamless integration of the thermal tube with the nozzle eliminates the common issue of leaks between the nozzle and heat break, enhancing the overall stability and performance of the hotend.
- Effortless Installation: Designed for convenience, the FlowTech nozzle can be swiftly and easily installed, streamlining the maintenance and upgrade process for 3D printer operators.
Compatible with the following Hotends:
Micro Swiss FlowTech Hotend for Creality K1 / K1 Max
Questions
What's the pre-print filament density?
Hey @ michael, its ok if you don't know the exact hardness. I just want to get a subjective answer. I just want to buy the softest one.
Hey @superman, We do not have the shore hardness ratings for Lay-Felt and Gel-Lay, Lay-Fomm 40 is going to be softer than 60 though.
Please rank gel-lay, lay-felt, 40 porous, and 60 porous by hardness. Which has the lowest hardness?
is this filament safe for using in food industry?
What is the different between Felt, Gel, and 40/60 Fomm? I can find little comparison nor sample prints here or online. It would be useful.
I wanto to use it for cell culture, but I think it could be cytotoxic... do you have the msds sheet to find out the biocompatibility?
Is this suitable for an engine gasket? Low and/or high pressure? Typical gasket material we use is .5mm to .8mm
Is there any way i could order a sample print with LAYFELT? I want to see how 'soft' it gets after water immersion.
Would this product be safe to use as jewelry and clothing?
How long until this isn't considered an "experimental new" filament? It sure has been around for a while...