5 PCS Upgraded Hardened Steel Nozzles, 3D Printer Accessories High-Temperature Resistance 0.4mm Hardened Steel Nozzle for AnkerMake M5/M5C 3D Printer

Good quality, easy install, and print perfectly. No complaints!

Printer: AnkerMake M5C - Could not get a print. Leaked even when idle. When printing it would leak filament and start scraping layers off, ruining the print. Not even 1 successful print.

Good price quality threads worked perfect have nothing more to say. Will have to adjust heat setting for filament normally for me about 5-15c because steel isn't as good at heating up and holding it.

I am a bit fascinated by the ability to render ideas/designs into a 3D model. The process of printing needs fails to amaze me! I just did a ten hour project this weekend. The problem is my worry about the brass nozzles wearing out at some point. To mitigate the wear, I am changing all of my printers’ nozzles to hardened ones. I notice zero difference in the print quality since the change. These nozzles will allow me to print various filaments like glow in the dark (it is abrasive), wood, etc.

These are good for PETG, set the temp 5 degrees lower than the Internet says to keep it from oozing. Ankermake M5.

These did not fit my Ankermake M5, they screwed in fine but when I started printing there was a slight gap that made the filament leak out of the top of the hotend and made a huge mess.

The AnkerMake is an excellent 3D printer. The only drawback that I’ve found so far with it is the lack of third-party parts and additions. Nozzles were a huge one when I first got it - as it comes with some, but they’re all brass - which is fine for many things such as standard PLA and so on. However many filaments will rip those brass nozzles up pretty quickly, especially ones with additives - all of the neat exotic filaments such as silk, and odd ones (think glow-in-the-dark filament, as I’ve had that stuff in particular destroy numerous brass nozzles on my Prusa)... So, finding these “unofficial” hardened steel nozzles was an instant interest to me when I found them. Spec-wise, from everything I can tell (using calipers, visually and functionally) they work exactly like the original AnkerMake manufactured ones that it came with, just hardened. And, I have run numerous tough and rough filaments through them, and I’ve so far still using the first one (It comes with multiple nozzles). From PLA+ with additives, many wood infused filaments, glow-in-the-dark (probably the roughest on nozzles for some reason, at least the brands I’ve tried) and so much more. I’ve also run not only PLA through, but also PETG, ABS and even TPU - all of which worked well. The TPU did get a bit stuck, but that was partially my fault for not fully cleaning the nozzle afterwards, but I did get it reheated and cleaned/cleared out. They also come in a very nicely packed case (that won’t fall apart, so you can definitely use it for permanent storage) with foam and holes to hold each. Overall, if you’re looking to print with harsher filament types and/or at higher temperatures - this is what you need. Yes, you can try the included brass type, but from experience, I can say that they’ll wear out relatively fast - and very fast compared to these. Not everyone that 3D prints would need these, but if you want to do what I mentioned above, I’d definitely recommend upgrading your nozzles to something like these (and there aren’t many choices at this point, as AnkerMake doesn’t sell hardened/steel nozzles yet). I’m impressed and happy to have found them.

I wanted to upgrade my typical brass nozzles that come with most 3D printers. When I saw these, I thought I'd give them a try. So far so good. I haven't had any issues at all. They seem to be working fine. The real test will be their long-term status. As you use a printer more and more, nozzles can wear down. Brass ones in particular. That's why I'm hoping these will last a long time for me.

Decent Nozzles for my Anker M5c. Using with PETG and had to fiddle with temps to find a good balance but so far so good. As far as cheap nozzles go can’t really complain, they work for my use case. Edit: These work fine for PLA /PLA+ but I found I had to up the temperature slightly.

Bin selber Anfänger aber habe es für PLA CF Filament verwendet sehr gute Druckergebnisse bin sehr zufrieden Preis Leistung TOP danke

Great nozzles.

Ras

Top... Preis/Leistung gut.