Description
V3H Nozzle 1,0 mm is a spare extrusion nozzle intended for Raise3D conventional 3D printing systems that use the V3H nozzle format. With a 1,0 mm orifice, this component supports print setups that benefit from a larger nozzle diameter for higher material throughput or coarser feature resolution. The part is supplied as 1 pc(s) and has a low unit weight of 0,004 kg, simplifying stock-keeping for workshops and maker laboratories that maintain dedicated spare-parts inventories. Designed specifically for Raise3D equipment, the V3H Nozzle 1,0 mm belongs in the spare-parts category of conventional 3D printing accessories, where reliable nozzle exchange keeps printers productive. Manufacturer Raise3D specifies this V3H nozzle variant for compatible machines, allowing technicians to match orifice size to filament type and job requirements. Whether refreshing a worn tip or standardising nozzle sizes across multiple printers, this 1,0 mm V3H unit provides a straightforward replacement path without altering the rest of the hot-end assembly beyond normal nozzle service practice.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: 3D printer nozzle
- Model: V3H Nozzle 1,0 mm
- Orifice diameter: 1,0 mm
- Compatibility: Raise3D
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