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Unique-Bargains 0.2mm MK10 Brass Nozzle 5pcs 1.75mm Filament
Five brass MK10 nozzles with 0.2 mm bore for 1.75 mm filament, stamped for easy identification
- Compatible with 1.75mm filament MK10 printers
- Brass construction resists rust for long service life
- Smooth internal surface ensures consistent extrusion
- Stamped size marking allows quick nozzle identification
- Five nozzles per pack for convenient spares
0.2 mm MK10 Brass Nozzle Pack
This pack contains five brass nozzles designed for MK10 hot-ends that accept 1.75 mm filament. Each nozzle has a 0.2 mm orifice and an M7 thread with a 4 mm thread length. The set is intended for owners of compatible 3D printers who need replacement or spare nozzles.
Thermals and wear
Brass construction resists rust and erosion during normal printing with non-abrasive materials such as PLA or ABS. The supplier notes typical hot-end temperatures of 180 to 220 for PLA and 240 to 280 for ABS. No active cooling or power-draw figures are provided for the nozzles themselves.
Installation notes
The package includes only the five nozzles; no tools or lubricants are bundled. The supplier recommends holding the heat block with a spanner while fitting the new nozzle and recalibrating the nozzle-to-bed distance after replacement. A stamp on each nozzle identifies the bore size for quick selection.
Highlights
- Compatible with 1.75mm filament MK10 printers
- Brass construction resists rust for long service life
- Smooth internal surface ensures consistent extrusion
- Stamped size marking allows quick nozzle identification
- Five nozzles per pack for convenient spares
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 0.2mm MK10 brass nozzle without damaging the M7 thread?
Heat the hotend to 180-220°C for PLA or 240-280°C for ABS, hold the heat block with a spanner, then unscrew the old nozzle and screw in the new one until tight; recalibrate the nozzle-to-bed distance afterwards.
When should I replace these brass nozzles if I print PLA and ABS daily?
Brass wears faster with abrasive filaments; for non-abrasive PLA, ABS or PCL the 5-pack gives spares, so swap a nozzle when the 0.2mm orifice shows visible rounding or extrusion becomes inconsistent.
What is the first limitation I will hit during long prints with the 0.2mm bore?
The small 0.2mm diameter restricts volumetric flow, so sustained high-speed printing will cause under-extrusion or pressure buildup before the brass material itself reaches a thermal limit.
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