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Two small stainless steel MK8 nozzles with M6 threads, 0.2mm bore, 13mm long

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Unique-Bargains 0.2mm MK8 Stainless Steel Nozzle 1.75mm 2pcs

SKU CH-NWCZ-5Q15H

Two stainless-steel MK8 nozzles with a 0.2 mm aperture for 1.75 mm filament

  • Precision 0.2 mm nozzle for fine-detail prints
  • Stainless steel resists wear from abrasive filaments
  • MK8 M6 thread fits 1.75 mm filament printers
  • Two nozzles per pack for quick replacement
  • Smooth bore and clean threads ensure consistent extrusion

0.2 mm MK8 stainless steel nozzle

This pack contains two stainless steel nozzles with a 0.2 mm bore for MK8-style hot-ends that accept 1.75 mm filament. The M6 thread measures 5 mm in length and the overall body is 13 mm long by 6 mm wide. Each nozzle is stamped with its size for quick identification.

Upgrade from brass for abrasive filaments

Brass nozzles wear quickly when printing carbon-fibre, wood-filled or metal-filled materials; stainless steel resists that wear and keeps the 0.2 mm orifice consistent. The switch is worthwhile when you move from standard PLA or ABS to filled composites that would erode a brass tip in a few hundred grams.

Limits of a 0.2 mm orifice

A 0.2 mm hole restricts volumetric flow, so print speeds must be reduced and layer heights kept well below the nozzle diameter to avoid under-extrusion. The small aperture also clogs more easily with contaminated or poorly dried filament, requiring stricter material handling and more frequent cleaning.

Highlights

  • Precision 0.2 mm nozzle for fine-detail prints
  • Stainless steel resists wear from abrasive filaments
  • MK8 M6 thread fits 1.75 mm filament printers
  • Two nozzles per pack for quick replacement
  • Smooth bore and clean threads ensure consistent extrusion

Specifications

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Questions about this item

What thread size and length does this MK8 nozzle use to mount in the hot-end?

The nozzle has an M6 thread that is 5 mm long, matching the standard MK8 hot-end mounting specification.

Which tools and temperature range are needed to swap the nozzle without damaging the heat block?

Heat the block 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 using a socket screwdriver.

When should the 0.2 mm stainless-steel nozzle be replaced to maintain print quality?

Replace it when the 0.2 mm bore shows visible wear, the tip is deformed, or extrusion becomes inconsistent even after cleaning and recalibration.

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