Hotend Extruder Heatblock Highly Hardened Block for E3D 3D Printer

Product Features: - High-temperature resistance: Our heat block is made of high-grade hardened steel, which can withstand high temperatures up to 500°C. This makes it ideal for use with high-temperature filaments like PEEK and ULTEM. - Durability: The heat block is highly durable and resistant to wear and tear. This means that it will last for a long time, even with heavy use. - Easy to install: The heat block is easy to install and comes with all necessary hardware. Simply follow the included instructions to get it up and running in no time. - Compatibility: The heat block is compatible with most E3D hotends, including the V6, Volcano, and Chimera. Benefits: - Improved print quality: The hardened steel heat block provides better heat transfer than traditional brass heat blocks. This results in more consistent and higher-quality prints. - Increased temperature range: The heat block can handle a wider temperature range than brass heat blocks. This allows you to print with a wider range of filaments, including high-temperature materials like PEEK and ULTEM. - Longer lifespan: The hardened steel heat block is more durable than brass heat blocks. This means that it will last for a longer period of time, even with heavy use. - Easy installation: The heat block is easy to install and comes with all necessary hardware. Simply follow the included instructions to get it up and running in no time. Specifications: - Material: Hardened steel - Temperature resistance: 500°C - Dimensions: 20mm x 20mm x 10mm - Weight: 20g Additional Features: - Precision-machined for a perfect fit - Vitrified coating for corrosion resistance - Compatible with multiple nozzle sizes Why Choose Our Heat Block? - Our heat block is made from high-quality materials and is designed for durability and performance. - We offer a wide range of heat blocks to meet your specific printing needs. - Our heat blocks are backed by a 100% satisfaction guarantee. External Links:

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