Dexdo Rubin Nozzle REDX | 0.60 mm + Spool 1.75 mm
This offer combines 1 Dexdo Rubin Nozzle REDX | 0.40 mm + 1 Spool 1.75 mm of composite material of your choice.
Find out more about materials in this offer here:
RED-X nozzle is designed for composite materials as our Nylon CF15 Carbon, CPE CF112 Carbon, and Nylon AF80 Aramid. The nozzle resists all common 3D-printing materials up to a hot end temperature of 450 °C.
Features:
- Extreme resistance to wear
- Contains artificial ruby with a Mohs Hardness of 9.0
- Tested for all our materials
Note:
- Do not drop the RED-X and avoid pressure.
- Do not use temperatures higher than 450°C.
- Avoid clogging the nozzle due to permanent high temperatures or temperature resistant particles in special filaments.
- Before printing, make sure the used filament exceeded the glass transition temperature.
For safety reasons, always wear safety gloves while assemble or dissemble the nozzle or handling with other hot parts of your 3D-Printer.
Mandatory tools: torque wrench with 7 mm hexagonal socket, 16 mm wrench or adjustable wrench, safety gloves
Mandatory tools: torque wrench with 7 mm hexagonal socket, 16 mm wrench or adjustable wrench, safety gloves
To remove the old nozzle, heat up your hot end up to 240 °C and loosen the nozzle with a suitable wrench. Additionally, use a 16 mm or adjustable wrench to secure the Heat Block in place during the process. Cooldown the hot end and completely remove the nozzle.
Take your RED-X nozzle and screw it in by hand. Make sure there is a proper connection between heat break and the nozzle. Again, heat up your hot end and tighten the nozzle with a torque wrench (7 mm hexagonal socket) with a torque of 1 ~ 1.5 Nm.
Also, consider information as specified by the manufacturer of your 3D-Printer.
Take your RED-X nozzle and screw it in by hand. Make sure there is a proper connection between heat break and the nozzle. Again, heat up your hot end and tighten the nozzle with a torque wrench (7 mm hexagonal socket) with a torque of 1 ~ 1.5 Nm.
Also, consider information as specified by the manufacturer of your 3D-Printer.
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