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SKU:MLE09416
Anycubic Stainless Steel Nozzle for Kobra 3 Max
₱490.00
₱490.00
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Product Description
Description
Designed for the large-format, high-speed capabilities of the Kobra 3 Max, these stainless steel nozzles provide superior durability when compared to traditional brass. Stainless steel is the material of choice for users who want to avoid metallic contamination in their prints, making these ideal for food-contact aesthetic items or medical-style prototypes.
Unlike brass, which wears down quickly when using even mildly abrasive filaments, these stainless steel units maintain their internal geometry much longer. They are fully compatible with the Kobra 3 Max's high-flow hotend, ensuring consistent extrusion even at the machine's top printing speeds.
Features
Anti-Corrosion Durability: Stainless steel construction resists oxidation and chemical wear, extending the nozzle's lifespan significantly over brass.
Size Versatility:
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0.4 mm: The universal standard for high-detail prints and everyday functional parts.
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0.6 mm: The sweet spot for the Kobra 3 Max; it allows for significantly faster print times on large-scale models while providing better clog resistance for thicker filaments.
- 0.8 mm: Designed for maximum volumetric throughput on massive build volumes, dramatically reducing print times for large structural parts while printing thick layer heights.
High-Flow Internal Bore: Features a polished internal cavity that reduces friction, helping to prevent filament drag during high-speed 600mm/s moves.
Non-Reactive Material: Ideal for printing with specialty filaments where purity is required, as it does not leach lead or other trace metals found in some brass alloys.
Precision Threading: Manufactured with exacting tolerances to ensure a leak-proof seal with the Kobra 3 Max heat break.
Specifications
Compatible Model: Anycubic Kobra 3 Max
Material: Stainless Steel
Filament Diameter: 1.75 mm
Max Temperature: 300°C
Hardness: Higher than Brass; Lower than Hardened Steel



