SeeMeCNC SeeMeCNC Hi-Temp Jet Kit for HE280 HotEnd
SeeMeCNC's Hi-Temp Jet Kit is used to upgrade your HE280 HotEnd for the Rostock MAX v3, and allow you to print with high temperature materials such as Nylon and Polycarbonate. This Jet Kit should not be used when printing with PLA.
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Not for use with PLA.
The SeeMeCNC Jet Kit for their HE280 hotend is only intended for use with higher temp materials such as Nylon and Polycarbonate. High temp materials such as these do not need the PTFE liner to reach nearly as far into the heat break as PLA and ABS do, and SeeMeCNC designed this jet to move the liner up and away from the heat break while increasing the melt zone.
To install, you will need to remove the top mounting PTC adapter of the HE280 and thread this jet in place then reassemble the PTC adapter. The detailed picture shows in red the jet installed in the hotend.
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Questions
Hi, I read that PETG and nGen are quite similar. PETG has UV resistance, but I can’t seem to determine if nGen i has it as well. Could I get some information regarding the comparative UV resistance between the two. Thanks.
Why do you only have qty 3 silver in ColorFabb nGen? We will need over 100 over time.
I agree with Don that it would be great to have more technical detail about nGen vs. PETG. nGen seems to be a lot tougher, actually remarkably strong when compared to the brittle PETG. I would like to know about, 1) the UV resistance and, 2) the glass transition temp (temperature tolerance of finished prints). Thanks