E3D v6 Hardened Steel Nozzle - 1.75mm Filament

The mk3s prints like a mad man with the 0.6 (temps rised 5°c)

I recently read that STEEL nozzles are better suited for making "food safe" items, as opposed to brass nozzles. I changed mine out and it is fantastic. The other UP-side is that the steel nozzle won't wear out as rapidly as bronze nozzles when using my marble or metallic filmants.

Product came quick and works exactly as expected. I am now happily able to print in abrasive materials, finally! :)

Nozzle works great, what i love most is the shipping time and cost compared to ordering direct from UK!

Wanted to mess around with Carbon PLA and didn’t want to change my nozzle over and over. This does the job and now I won’t have to worry. A couple things to note, this fit my MP Mini V2 perfectly, it does seem to need a 10-20 degree heat increase as many articles say, and plastics stick to the nozzle more than the brass seems to do.

Hardened 0.5mm Good part for nylon carbon. I print 0.10mm layer nerver problem

Finding a fasta dn relaible 3d compnay in Canda can be a challenge. So I was surprised and the quick delivery of my nozzle for the Pursa i3 Mk3. it was a very easy to swap and I do not have to worry about my nozzle being damaged over time.

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Hardened steel is for abrasive filaments. Stainless steel is for food safe filaments because brass contains lead. This is the one you need to print glow in the dark, carbon fiber, metalfil, stonefil, etc.