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The E3D V6 Teflon Coated Brass Nozzle is a premium upgrade designed specifically to tackle the challenges of printing sticky and flexible filaments. Featuring a high-grade brass core for superior thermal conductivity, this nozzle is finished with an advanced non-stick Teflon (PTFE) outer coating. This specialized coating prevents molten filament from adhering to the nozzle exterior, significantly reducing plastic buildup, burnt residue, and frustrating stringing during your prints.
Engineered with a standard M6 thread, this nozzle is fully compatible with E3D V6 hotends, Prusa i3, Anycubic, Creality, and various other DIY 3D printers. It is the ultimate solution for printing challenging materials like PETG, TPU, ABS, and PLA. The precision-machined 0.4mm orifice and ultra-smooth inner walls ensure low extrusion resistance, consistent flow, and a highly reliable printing experience for makers and professional engineers alike.
Features:
- Non-Stick Teflon Coating: Prevents filament accumulation on the nozzle tip, eliminating blobs and reducing stringing.
- Premium Brass Core: Offers excellent heat transfer and thermal stability for consistent extrusion temperatures.
- Smooth Inner Walls: Minimizes friction and extrusion resistance, greatly reducing the risk of filament clogs.
- Optimized for PETG & TPU: Ideal for printing sticky, flexible, or high-adhesion materials that typically stick to standard brass.
- Standard M6 Thread: Seamlessly fits E3D V6 heater blocks and compatible hotend ecosystems.
- Precision Machined: Delivers highly accurate 0.4mm extrusion for detailed and dimensionally stable 3D prints.
Package Includes:
1 x E3D V6 Teflon Coated Brass Nozzle (1.75mm / 0.4mm)
| Technical | |
| Model | E3D V6 Teflon Coated |
| Operating Temperature | Up to 260°C |
| Thread Size | M6 |
| Weight | 3.4 g |
| Filament Diameter | 1.75 mm |
| Material | Brass with Teflon (PTFE) Coating |
| 3d print | |
| Nozzle Diameter | 0.4 mm |
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