Creality | Creality X Phaetus Silicon Carbide Nozzle All-metal Integrated for K1(2024)/K1 Max(2024)/K1C/K1 SE/Ender-3 V3/Ender-3 V3 Plus

Creality X Phaetus Silicon Carbide Nozzle High-end Integrated Nozzle K1(2024)/K1 Max(2024)/K1C/K1 SE/Ender-3 V3/Ender-3 V3 PlusFeaturesSwift InstallationStrong Wear ResistanceUpgraded NozzleHigh Flow PrintingParametersProduct name:Creality x Phaetus silicon carbide integrated nozzleNozzle diameter: 0.4mmProduct net weight: 6gApplicable models: K1(2024)/K1 Max(2024)/K1C/K1 SE/Ender-3 V3/Ender-3 V3 PlusAll-metal Integrated Design, Prevent LeakageSolve the problem of integrated nozzle leakage Quick assembly and disassembly Greatly improved printing efficiencyUpgraded Material, Suitable for the Need of High Wear ResistanceMade of high thermal conductivity and high wear-resistant silicon carbide material (Mohs hardness up to 9.8)Double wear-resistant protection achieved, 7 times service life longer than that ordinary hardened steel nozzle.EndCoat patented coating technology with a hardness of HV3300, achieving wear protection for the internal flow path.Throat: EndCoat™ coating/HV3300Silicon carbide nozzle: Mohs hardness 9.8vs.ordinary hardened steel nozzle 7 times longer life(*Due to the special coating and precision processing technology,there may be color differences in the appearance of the heat break, which is a normal phenomenon.)Upgraded Materials, Suitable for More FilamentIn addition to conventional filaments such as PLA, ABS, PETG and TPU, it specialises inthe printing of composite filaments for industrial grade applications and is particularly goodat working with composite filaments containing abrasive additives, such as carborfiber, glass fiber, steel, wood, boron carbide, tungsten, and phosphor pigments.Silicon carbide nozzle for printing PA-CF 50kg:change in nozzle diameterHigh Flow, Supporting High-speed PrintingEnlarged nozzle chamber, achieving a maximum flowrate of up to30 m³/s, supporting high-speed printing at 600 mm/s.*Flow calibration conditions: 0.4 aperture,PLA, 240°C printting temperature