Micro Swiss Plated Wear Resistant High Flow Volcano Compatible/Artillery Sidewinder 1.75mm Nozzles (.6mm)

It seems to be good so far, filiment wipes off like it was never there, and it prints so smoothly. It does stick out a little further on my anycubic viper than the original nozzle, but it doesn't really affect anything.

I needed to print multiple big parts, and the 0.4mm that came with the printer was just too slow.I decided to go with 0.6mm nozzle to speed up the process, and i picked this one because it had one day delivery, I was so impressed by how consistent this nozzle is I am simply not going to bother with any other nozzle. I print mostly PLA+ and I rarely damage my nozzles, I went back and ordered the 0.4mm to replace my current 0.4mm.tips, the hot end is doing a much better job at heat retention and flow, I had to re calibrate my PID and find different extrusion settings. Otherwise this is just simply a great quality product, and it is worse the extra cost! yes you can get 10 pcs of the others for less money, but you will suffer making those cheap ones work, this one is just consistent and predicable. I am switching my hot ends with zero issues Including no need to re level.

My JGAurora A5S and Artillery Sidewinder X1 both feature identical build volumes, and until recently, I ran a 1.0 mm nozzle on the A5S and the stock 0.4 mm nozzle on the X1.The A5S uses a MK8 type nozzle, and I've always had to run it slower with the 1.0 mm nozzle. The nozzle just can't keep a steady flow of molten plastic for higher speeds. Generally, I'd run layer heights of 0.4 to 0.5 mm, at a base speed of 10 mm/sec to 27 mm/sec, depending on material (TPU required super slow speeds).I replaced the A5S's badly worn nozzle with a fresh 0.8mm nozzle which seems to be a nice compromise of print quality to cycle time. Meanwhile, my X1 is laying down prints again at 0.4 to 0.5mm layer height, and at 30 mm/sec to 70 mm/sec thanks to this nozzle!!As noted in the title, this nozzle was a direct drop-in replacement. I lost the insulating sock on my X1 some time ago, so I only had to heat the nozzle, hold the heating block with some pliers, unscrew the stock nozzle and screw this Micro Swiss nozzle in with a 7 mm socket. It barely needed to be tightened; After bottoming out the nozzle, I choked up hard on the ratchet, gave it a light tug, and that was all that was needed. I have not had any filament leaking out.I'm still working on fine tuning my ratios of flow rate, temperature, cooling, layer heights and speeds in my slicer (Ultimaker CURA), but the fact that I'm able to get decent prints with a hastily thrown together slicer profile using this nozzle right out of the gate is awesome. Being able to print large objects two to three times faster than the A5S is icing on the cake.I'm really happy with this nozzle and wish I'd have got one years ago. Since I've only run a few prints through it, I can't comment on longevity, but I fully expect this nozzle to last me a very long time!

I mainly use .6mm nozzles because i use filaments that have certain materials in pla like glow in the dark and carbon fiber pla and ingeneral pla. If you run a print farm these would be decent but you could go for the polis 3d nozzles for 5 bucks less.Personally i got a good amount of use out of these nozzles but it wears out just like a standard brass nozzle but its plated with a special nickel coating. the nickel is supposed to make it harder to gunk up the nozzle with more abrasive filaments. anyways, polis 3d has the same nozzles with nickel plating for 5 bucks less and had better times with there nozzles when it came to adhesion with the print bed on my anycubic vyper.

bought 30 new brass nozzles for 10$ and they were underextruding, giving me swiss cheese prints.plopped this silver sucker on and it was a night and day difference. now im printing good again. dont by the cheap junk, it doesnt work.I will say that this thing is way overpriced for a simple little piece of machined metal

i had recently been having some issues with one of my printers and had swapped the nozzle twice with cheaper ones with little improvement. finally got around to getting one of these for this printer and the quality difference between this nozzle and a cheap brass one is apparent.

Seriously, these coatings are tough, and makes for a good print. Best upgrade you can buy, much cheaper than ruby.

I’ve heard about this brand and figured I’d give it a try while upgrading to a .6 nozzle and WOW this thing went straight to work, no clogs, smooth installation, even somehow fixed my leak issue from the last nozzle I had.

I don't know if it's in my head or this nozzle is better than the original flsun v400 nozzle... 10/10 very happy

Kann mich nicht anders sagen, ist einfach die beste Düse. Hält lange, sauberes Druckbild. Preis ist natürlich happig, aber hilft ja auch nicht, wenn ich in der gleichen Zeit 3 andere (günstigere) Düsen verschleiße.

Eine gute und robuste Düse für Volcano Hotends. Ich nutze sie in meinem Artillery Sidewinder X1, welchen ich von Beginn an mit diesen Düsen ausgerüstet habe. Sie halten für mein Empfinden sehr lange und sind auch mit abrasiven Filamenten nicht sofort verschlissen, daher volle Anzahl Sterne, gerade auch wegen dem Verhältnismäßigen günstigen Preis.Ich würde und werde sie immer wieder kaufen!

Eine gute und robuste Düse für Volcano Hotends. Ich nutze sie in meinem Artillery Sidewinder X1, welchen ich von Beginn an mit diesen Düsen ausgerüstet habe. Sie halten für mein Empfinden sehr lange und sind auch mit abrasiven Filamenten nicht sofort verschlissen, daher volle Anzahl Sterne, gerade auch wegen dem Verhältnismäßigen günstigen Preis.Ich würde und werde sie immer wieder kaufen!

trimm back inside the probe mount and or a little off the probe bracket top to rasie probe a couple off mm