Description
Hot End with Brass Nozzle 0,6 mm is a spare hot-end unit intended for Raise3D Pro3 and Pro3 HS series printers. The assembly carries a brass nozzle with a 0,6 mm diameter, suited to higher-flow extrusion of common thermoplastic filaments in prototyping, jig-making and research print jobs. Delivered as 1 pc, it enables full hot-end replacement rather than piecemeal nozzle service, which shortens maintenance windows when throughput or surface requirements change. The larger 0,6 mm orifice supports faster material deposition where fine detail is less critical than build speed. Compatibility with both Pro3 and Pro3 HS machines keeps spare logistics straightforward for facilities running that series. Available from manufacturer Raise3D as a conventional 3D-printing spare part, the brass hot end is a practical stock item for workshops and laboratories that need reliable series-matched replacements. Correct nozzle sizing and platform fit help restore stable extrusion behaviour and consistent part quality after scheduled or corrective maintenance.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Nozzle material: Brass
- Nozzle diameter: 0,6 mm
- Compatibility: Pro3 and Pro3 HS series
- Product type: Hot end spare part
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