Description
Steel nozzle, 0,4 mm is a spare orifice component with WS2 coating for Raise3D 3D printing systems. Supplied as 1 pc, this steel nozzle is intended for conventional 3D printing setups that require a defined 0,4 mm opening as a replacement part. The construction combines a steel body with the specified WS2 coating and is positioned for printer maintenance and hardware exchange on compatible Raise3D equipment. With a weight of 0,009 kg, the compact unit is convenient to stock for service routines and workshop inventories. Laboratories, makerspaces, and production cells running Raise3D platforms can select this 0,4 mm steel nozzle when matching orifice diameter to the chosen print configuration. Manufacturer Raise3D specifies the part for its systems, supporting continuity of operation when nozzles are changed as part of regular upkeep. As a dedicated 3D printing spare part, it addresses the need for a clearly sized steel nozzle with WS2 coating without extending beyond the stated product identity and pack presentation.
This article is part of 3D printers, accessories & spare parts, in 3D printing & bioprinting.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Orifice diameter: 0,4 mm
- Material: Steel
- Coating: WS2
- Compatibility: Raise3D
- Product type: 3D printing spare part
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