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Nozzles Mk8 / Mk10 / Volcano Brozzl

NZL-BRZL-BRASS-MK8-175-040
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Approximate delivery date: Tuesday 26 November

Brozzl is a new company founded in Austria in 2019 with the aim of producing high quality nozzles. It stands out for manufacturing its nozzles in Europe using high precision machining and following the strictest quality controls. Thanks to this, all Brozzl nozzles have a tolerance of ±0.01 mm and a concentricity of less than 20 µm.

They also have an excellent surface finish, with an internal roughness (Ra) of less than 0.4. This guarantees the highest print quality and a better surface finish of the parts.

Precision milling machines used by Brozzl

Image 1: Precision milling machines used by Brozzl. Source: Brozzl.com

The Mk8 type nozzles are, together with the RepRap/V6 type, probably the most popular nozzles on the market. They are present in some of the most popular printers such as Creality or Tevo.

Mk10 type nozzles are one of the less frequent types of nozzle, but they are present in some printers of well-known brands such as FlashForge, Qidi Tech, Wanhao or Monoprice. Unlike the Mk8 and V6, they have M7 threads instead of M6, which makes them incompatible with any of the other current systems. This larger diameter is due to the fact that the Mk10 system has been designed so that the PTFE tube directly leads the filament to the nozzle, partially penetrating it.

Volcano nozzles are high flow nozzles compatible with the E3D Online Volcano hotend. Thanks to the length of the Volcano nozzle's melt zone, its outlet diameter and its position parallel to the heat sink, the Volcano nozzle can achieve a very high material flow. This in turn allows for increased printing speed and reduced production time.

Brozzl's Mk8/Mk10 and Volcano nozzles are available in 3 materials:

Brass Nozzles

They are the most common nozzles and the daily workhorse of any printer. They are the most economical nozzles and the ideal choice for working with materials such as ABS, PLA or PETG. It has a smooth surface with a low tendency to stick to the plastic, which guarantees excellent print quality.

Its main disadvantages are its low resistance to abrasion and that it does not allow the use of printing temperatures higher than 300 ºC.

Brass Brozzl nozzle

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Image 2: Brass Brozzl nozzle. Source: Brozzl.com

Nickel-plated copper nozzles

It is one of the less common nozzles but could be considered as a whole in one. It is the perfect choice when using a wide variety of materials and you do not want to continually change nozzles.

Its copper core gives it exceptional thermal performance, with one of the highest coefficients of thermal conductivity and resistance up to 500ºC, allowing any filament to be printed.

In addition, it has a nickel surface coating, which not only protects it from corrosion, but also gives it a non-stick finish and a high surface hardness that allows even abrasive filaments to be printed at high speed for long periods of time.

Nickel-plated copper Brozzl nozzle

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Image 3: Nickel-plated copper Brozzl nozzle. Source: Brozzl.com

Hardened Steel Nozzles

Hardened steel nozzles are the strongest of the three. This is the ideal choice when abrasive filaments are used on a regular basis.

However, their high hardness is not the only advantage, as they can withstand temperatures of up to 450°C, which is sufficient to print with  any filament.

Their main weakness is that they are prone to plastic sticking to their surface, which can be avoided by applying a coat of Slice Engineering's plastic repellent paint.

Brozzl Nozzl made of hardened steel

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Image 4: Brozzl Nozzl made of hardened steel. Source: Brozzl.com

The combination of these three nozzles makes it possible to print all the materials available right now, whether you are looking for print quality, abrasive or high temperature materials.

Comparison of brass, nickel-plated copper and hardened steel nozzles

Image 5: Comparison of brass, nickel-plated copper and hardened steel nozzles.

Brass and hardened steel nozzles are available in sizes 0.2, 0.4, 0.6 and 0.8 mm for Mk8/Mk10 and 0.4, 0.6, 0.8, 1.0 and 1.2 mm for Volcano, while the nickel-plated copper ones are available in 0.25, 0.4, 0.6 and 0.8 mm for Mk8, in 0.2, 0.4, 0.6 and 0.8 mm for Mk10 and in 0.4, 0.6, 0.8, 1.0 and 1.2 mm for Volcano.

Thanks to Brozzl, Mk8, Mk10 and Volcano system users have a wide variety of nozzles to cover virtually every need.

General information

Manufacturer Brozzl
Filament diameter 1.75 mm
Nozzle diameter 0.2 mm, 0.25 mm, 0.4 mm, 0.6 mm, 0.8 mm, 1.0 mm, 1.2 mm
Nozzle material Brass, nickel-plated copper, hardened steel
Maximum working temperature 500 ºC

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HS Code 8477.9

After printing in 3D with abrasive filaments, it must be removed and the "Smart Clean" cleaning filament inserted, to avoid later clogging. In addition, it is always recommended to use a size of at least 0.6 mm when printing with fibre-reinforced materials.

Molten plastic tends to adhere to the surface of hardened steel nozzles, so it is recommended to apply a layer of plastic repellent paint.

When high temperature materials are used and it is necessary to replace the heating block with a copper one, a PID calibration is recommended, as these have a much higher heat transmission coefficient than aluminium ones.