Are you in Australia and looking to buy high-flow 3D printing nozzles? With the E3D Revo High Flow Nozzles, high-flow 3D printing is just a 30-second nozzle change away. These nozzles have an optimized internal geometry, allowing you to achieve high-flow results in the same form factor as a standard E3D Revo™. You can use them with your existing 40W HeaterCores to maximize the flow rate when using standard printing materials. Key features include a maximum temperature of 300°C, a filament diameter of 1.75mm, and a voltage of 24V. They're compatible with various models like Revo Micro, Revo Six, and more. Each Revo Nozzle is a preassembled unit of nozzle and HeatBreak, eliminating the need for hot tightening and the risk of incorrect assembly. Say goodbye to HotEnd leaks and enjoy reliable 3D printing. The Revo™ High Flow boosts your setup's volumetric flow rate, enabling faster printing. It unlocks higher flow for existing 0.4mm, 0.60mm, and 0.80mm nozzle sizes and adds new 1.00mm, 1.20mm, and 1.40mm sizes. Along with the standard interchangeable Revo™ nozzle range, it supports a wide range of printing applications from 0.15mm to 1.40mm nozzles. Thanks to a color-coded silicone sock, you can quickly identify nozzle sizes. Each nozzle also has 'HF' and its size engraved clearly. Empirically providing accurate volumetric flow rate figures is tough, so we've used a semi-standardized testing procedure. For full details, refer to our Documentation. When we test other high-flow hotends on the market under the same procedure, their maximum flow rate claims don't hold up with proper print settings. And if you use high-flow designed materials like HTPLA or PLA³, the Revo™ High Flow's maximum volumetric flow rate is truly impressive!
Using the E3D Revo High Flow Nozzles is a breeze. First, make sure your 3D printer is turned off and cooled down. Then, swap out your current nozzle with the Revo High Flow Nozzle in just 30 seconds. Since it's preassembled, there's no need to worry about tightening it while it's hot or assembling it incorrectly. Once installed, you can start using your existing 40W HeaterCores to get the best flow rate with standard printing materials. When it comes to choosing a nozzle size, the color-coded silicone sock makes it easy to pick the right one at a glance. Just look for the 'HF' and the size engraved on the nozzle. For high-flow printing, consider using materials like HTPLA or PLA³ to really take advantage of the nozzle's capabilities. As for maintenance, after each use, let the nozzle cool down completely. You can gently clean it to remove any leftover filament. If you notice any signs of wear or damage, it might be time to replace the nozzle. Always refer to our documentation for more detailed information on flow rates and other technical aspects.
