Creality K1/K1 Max Brass nozzle – 0.4

Creality K1/K1 Max Brass nozzle – 0.4 mm

Product Description

Premium Nozzles
Premium nozzles from PrimaCreator are a series of replacement nozzles that may make a bigger difference to the outcome than you think. Having a premium nozzle is like having a sharp pencil – you need it to get a great print.

High Quality
All PrimaCreator nozzles are made from the finest high quality brass or steel (depending on type) and are finished in a state of the art factory. All nozzles are manufactured to a tolerance of less than ±0.01mm. This means your filament will have a very smooth and clean surface when extruded, which of course results in better prints.

After this process, the material is passed through an ultrasonic cleaning bath, then cleaned again and protected from surface oxidation. The nozzle will now take shape to millimetre accuracy, with a tolerance of less than ±0.01mm.

The process of removing the sharp edges of the nozzles is a very important step as this accounts for a large part of the result. If too many sharp edges are left on the nozzle, it will be more prone to clogging. Therefore, it is important that the nozzle is very smooth and clean before it is used. In each batch, a few nozzles are selected and cut in half to ensure that all specifications are met and that the surface is in perfect condition.

The nozzles are then checked one last time and packed individually in a protective box – ready to be shipped to you.

Dimensions

0 = 0.20 mm
3 = 0.40 mm
4 = 0.60 mm
5 = 0.80 mm

References

For best results and optimal print quality, we highly recommend re-leveling your build plate after replacing the nozzle with a new one. Note that the PrimaCreator nozzle may be compatible with your printer, but the distance between the nozzle and build plate must be adjusted.

The process

The PrimaCreator nozzle manufacturing process begins with a selected high-quality material. When the material reaches the factory, an optical inspection is first performed on the material to be used for each batch of nozzles. Then it’s time to press the material, in other words, turn it into a long rod. In our process this is only done once, and in many other (cheaper) cases this process has to be repeated several times, often as many as 3-4 times, and yet the same results are not obtained.