MicroSwiss Micro Swiss All-metal Hotend Kit for Creality3D - 1.75mm x 0.40mm
With this upgrade kit, your Creality3D printer can print with high-temp materials like Polycarbonate and Nylon - this also eliminates HotEnd meltdown failures that are common with PTFE designs. With a grade 5 titanium alloy heat break, you get 3x lower thermal conductivity than stainless steel providing excellent thermal isolation between the cooling block and heater. All without the frustration of printing custom hotend mounts or modifying firmware.
You've set up your Creality, now it's time to take it to the next level!
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Growing Up
With the all-metal hotend kit installed, you'll be able to print all kinds of high-temp materials using your Creality3D printer: Nylon, TPU, ASA, PETG, PolyCarbonate and PolyPropylene. You'll also be in the perfect place to upgrade further, by installing a Hardened Steel Nozzle, allowing you to print abrasives such as NylonX and NylonG.
The true possibilities with 3D printing are here!
What's in the Box
- Aluminum Cooling Block
- Grade 5 Titanium Heat Break
- Aluminum Heater Block
- Brass Plated Wear Resistant MK8 .4mm Nozzle
- Silicone Sock
- Hardware kit
Compatible with the following printers:
- CR-10
- CR-10S
- CR-10 S5
- CR-20
- CR-20 Pro
- Ender 3
- Ender 3 Pro
- Tevo Tornado
*For Ender 3 V2 please use the following links to ensure that the cooling fan shroud fits.
Questions
Will this work with the Ender 5?
Are the E3D silicone socks compatable with this?
Will this work on creality cr-6 se?
Is this compatible with the CR-10 V2?
Will this work the cr 6 se
Does it fit the printer? CR-10 (V3)
Hi! I'm very confused because the description doesn't match what micro Swiss says!!! It's not supposed to have a PTFE liner inside (that's why it's an all-metal) Is this the same product as? If so, there should be no mention of a PTFE liner. You should be able to print at 275 without problems but the answers here say print max 260. What am I missing?? Thank you
What thermistor or heater element (canister I think) is needed to run 300°c with this micro swiss
Does it come with a hardened nozzle?
By chance, is this all metal hotend compatible with the E3D volcano addon? Or does this hotend allow for faster printing?
Hi: So I purchased one of your all metal micro -swiss and honestly was happy until now. I realized as soon as I got it it was. all aluminum instead of metal. This makes the hot end treads contract and deconstruct. My Allen screw was loose and went to tighten it up and it striped out. What is the warranty one these since I just purchased it. My email is : tmonfort@mail.com
Will this Micro Swiss All-metal Hotend Kit work in a Creality CR 10S Pro v2 ?
Which of the following upgraded thermistors will work with this: E3D Thermistor Cartridge? Slice Engineering High Temperature Hotend Thermistor? Slice Engineering RTD PT1000 High Temperature Thermistor?
Will it fit a Creality CR-10 v3?
This hotend shows in your 300C Hotends category but I don't see anything how to get that temp on the Creality Ender printers. If I install this hotend on my Ender3 do I need to change the firmware to max at 300c and that's it?
Will this work with Sunlu S8 printer?
Is there some secret to keep it from clogging constantly??
Will this work on a Longer LK4 Pro?
Does this work with the Anycubic Mega Zero?
What is the Micro Swiss part #?
Will it fit Ender 5 PRO? The description doesn't explicitly state any 5 series compatibility at all. So which 5's does it fit?
What is the max temperature this hotend can do? (what should I set my firmware max temp to)
I'm pretty sure I stripped the threads in the aluminum heater block by cross-threading a steel nozzle. Is there any way to repair it, or perhaps just to replace the heater block? Or do I need to purchase a whole new hot-end kit?
Does this work on the CR-10 S4?
Will this work with the nozzles I already have for my ender 3. I like to use cheap nozzles so I can throw them away instead of unclogging them.
What is the highest recommended temperture for printing. Is it limited to 250 C due to the bowden tubing? Or does thia one get around that. I need to print out a filament that can withstand up to 260 C without melting. So i figure am looking for a hot end and filament that can priint at least 275 C or higher. If this does not handle it do you have any recommendations?
Is this compatible with the new Ender 3 V2?
What 0.3mm or 0.25/0.20mm nozzles will work with this hotend?
Can I add the ruby nozzle to the swiss hot end....sorry, I know it may sound dumb, but it doesn't say if it's compatible in the discriptions
Does this work on the ender 5 plus?
Is this a direct swap that uses the stock fans, thermister and heating cartridge? Also what temperature can this run?
Can I mount this in a Geeetech A10? I can't see the top but my stock hotend has mounting holes on the top, anyhow, thanks in advance.
Will this work on the Ender 5 Plus?
@Shane Yes.