E3D V6 ObXidian Nozzle 1.75mm

E3D V6 ObXidian Nozzle 1.75mmV6 nozzles are designed for use with the E3D V6 heater block. Modify your HotEnd to print with small nozzle orifices to achieve fine details or larger nozzle orifice sizes for more substantial, stronger 3D prints. 1. 75mm Brass V6 nozzles are fully compatible with the Prusa 3D printers. With a wear resistance that is orders of magnitude higher than any other E3D nozzle, ObXidian is really hard. Several orders of magnitude harder than Nozzle X and any

V6 nozzles are designed for use with the E3D V6 heater block. Modify your HotEnd to print with small nozzle orifices to achieve fine details or larger nozzle orifice sizes for more substantial, stronger 3D prints. 1.75mm Brass V6 nozzles are fully compatible with the Prusa 3D printers.

With a wear resistance that is orders of magnitude higher than any other E3D nozzle, ObXidian is really hard. Several orders of magnitude harder than Nozzle X and any other generic hardened steel nozzle.

This is achieved by pairing a tool steel insert with our new E3DLC™ coating. This specially formulated coating also embeds non-stick properties into the Nozzle itself. Meaning considerably less plastic build-up around the Nozzle.

Compatibility

V6 nozzles are not compatible with Volcano, SuperVolcano or Cyclops heater blocks.

Please Note

ObXidian™ coated nozzles are exceptionally wear resistant compared to other products on the market and significantly outperform other hardened nozzles.

Improvements in ‘exotic’ engineering filaments mean that some new materials which include aggressive fillers, including but not limited to Polymaker’s PolyMide range (PA612-CF, PA6-CF, PA6-GF and PA12-CF), can cause significant wear on even ObXidian nozzles. E3D is actively developing even more specialist solutions for these materials. In the meantime please be aware that even the rainbows and unicorns in your ObXidian nozzle are not everlasting under extreme material conditions.

Some filled materials contain particles that are close to, if not larger than, some of the smaller industry standard nozzle sizes, including up to 0.4mm. Attempting to print such materials through these nozzle sizes significantly increases the risk a jam. Please check your filament manufacturer’s datasheet for recommended minimum nozzle orifice diameter to ensure that the nozzle/hotend you choose is suitable for your use case.