FlowTech™ - CM2™ Nozzles

Name: FlowTech™ - CM2™ Nozzles
Brand: Micro Swiss Online Store
SKU: M2904-04
Price: 23.75 USD
Availability: InStock

$ 23.75 - $ 23.75

$ 23.75

$ 23.75 - $ 23.75

$ 23.75

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Micro Swiss CM2™ Nozzle is an ideal nozzle for all applications. Core of the nozzle is made of high-temperature Copper Chromium Zirconium and plated with an Electroless Nickel Plating. This special alloy retains its strength at much higher temperatures compared to a regular copper alloy. The tip of the nozzle is made of M2 Hardened High Speed Steel and coated with a special nonstick nano coating.

Micro Swiss CM2™ Nozzle Features:

Copper Chromium Zirconium body

Plated with an Electroless Nickel Plating

M2 Hardened High Speed Steel insert

Plated with a Electroless Nickel Plating
Coated with nonstick nano WS2 coating.
Coefficient of friction: 0.035
Heat-treated hardness: 68 HRC

Orifice size available: .4mm, .6mm, .8mm, 1.0mm
Limited lifetime warranty against wear
Warranty

Made in USA by Micro Swiss

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Prints are going great

After some trouble shooting make sure you have the lid off the machine when printing PLA or other low temp materials as heat creep is a thing

Everything is working great now

Necessary

Went 3 months an the original flowtech nozzle on the hotend i upgraded to in March. Its July now. Running mostly glow filaments, and i just changed the nozzle This was about 270 runtime hours, but i also ran abpit 2 kg of glow filaments. Changing the nozzle takes 37 seconds and you do it cold. I replaced the nozzle with the cm2, so far so good.

It’s ok

Since up grading to the micros Swiss hotend and nozzle for my K1 max for CFS I have had a lot of heat creep issues and clogs in my nozzle and the extruder because filament seems to get soft and jam everything up. Looking as I type this review or alternate options to both for better result and performance

Much Higher Flow

Much higher flow than the one it replaced. I love the fact I can change a cold tip.

Good All-Rounder

I used the other Microswiss brass plated nozzles with a lot of different filaments and PETG just loved to stick to it and clog it beyond use.

I got two of these (.4 and .6 sizes) for doing wood fill filaments and tried it with other filaments just to see how it worked out.

PETG sticks to this nozzle a lot less than the others so I’ve just kept the .4mm as my main nozzle. Printed an entire hoard of dragons and some functional parts in PLA, wood PLA, silk PLA, matte PLA, and PETG and have yet to have a clog and only a couple failed prints that were user error related. The accuracy makes beautiful prints and nothing seems to stick to it.

I found I didn’t have to change my existing profile temperatures for most of my filaments.