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NZL-3DSOLEX-ML-175-060
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3D Solex is a Norwegian manufacturer specializing in the development and manufacture of improved accessories for 3D FDM printers, such as nozzles and HotEnds.

3D Solex has a range of nozzles, where you can find nozzles with a minimum outlet diameter since 0.10 mm to 2.0 mm, with a non-stick coating or reinforced with a ruby ​​or diamond tip. In addition, 3DSolex has nozzles compatible with E3D V6 and Prusa, as well as with the specific range for Raise3D N2 and the own one for Ultimaker, after adaptation with their Hardcore.

Some of these nozzles use the so-called Core Heating Technology, which increases the melting area of ​​the material, and consequently It achieves a fusion flow of up to 3 times greater than with other nozzles.

Standard nozzles melt the filament from the outside in. In this way, the core of the filament constitutes the coldest part, being the one that pushes and reaches the nozzle faster. With the Core Heating Technology, the filament melts from the inside, separating into various pathways, which expand the melting surface.

Thus, the following advantages are achieved:

  1. Obtain the same flow as with another nozzle using lower temperatures.
  2. Use nozzles with an outlet diameter of up to 2.0 mm (with a 2.85mm inlet diameter nozzle) and work with thicker layers without fluidity problems.
  3. Print at higher speeds with the same temperature.

Image 1: Core Heating Technology. Font: Bondtech.

Within the range of nozzles offered by 3D Solex, there are five types:

Hardcore Everlast
Matchless Everlast
Hardcore ICE
Matchless
RSB Brass

All these nozzles are compatible with the following materials: PLA, ABS, HIPS, PC, TPU, TPE, Nylon, PETG, HANDLE, PP and PVA.

In addition, Hardcore Everlast and Marchless Everlast nozzles are compatible for filaments with abrasive fibers such as fiberglass filaments, carbon fiber filaments, metal filaments or wood fiber filaments.

Below you can see the different input and output diameters offered by each model, as well as which of them have Core Heating Technology:

Nozzle Outlet diameters
0.10 0.15 0.25 0.40 0.50 0.60 0.80 1.00 1.20 1.50 2.00
Hardcore Everlast
(2.85)
Matchless Everlast
(1.75, 2.85)
Hardcore ICE
(2.85)
Matchless
(1.75, 2.85)
RSB Brass
(2.85)

Outlet diameters available
Outlet diameters available with Core Heating Technology

3DSolex Hardcore Everlast

Ruby-Tip Nozzle with Core Heating Technology.
Like the world-renowned nozzle in the 3D FDM printing industry, Nozzle Olsson Ruby, this nozzle consists of a brass body with a ruby ​​tip. Ruby is a type of corundum whose hardness on the Mohs scale is one degree lower than that of the Diamond (9/10). The extreme hardness of this gem is what gives the Hardcore Everlast nozzle its great resistance to abrasion. Thanks to this, with the 3D Solex Hardcore Everlast nozzle it can be used with technical materials and filaments that contain abrasive particles without fear of damaging the nozzle or that its wear interferes in the course of printing or finishing the pieces.

Image 2: Nozzle Hardcore Everlast. Font: Bondtech.

This nozzle uses Core Heating Technology.

The 3D Solex Hardcore Everlast nozzle is compatible with the following HotEnds: 3DSolex Hardcore AA3SSolex Hardcore PVA-BB ( for Ultimaker 3, Ultimaker 3 Extended, Ultimaker S3 and Ultimaker S5).

This nozzle is available with the following outlet diameters: 0.25 mm, 0.40 mm, 0.50 mm, 0.60 mm, 0.80 mm and 1.20 mm; and only with an entrance diameter of 2.85 mm.

* The 0.25 mm outlet diameter nozzle isn't adapted with Core Heating Technology.

3DSolex Matchless Everlast

Ruby-Tip Nozzle with Core Heating Technology. Available for 1.75 mm and 2.85 mm inlet diameters. 

One of the representative characteristics of this nozzle is its ruby ​​tip. Ruby is a type of corundum whose hardness on the Mohs scale is one degree lower than that of the Diamond. The extreme hardness of this gem is what gives the Hardcore Everlast nozzle its great resistance to abrasion. Thanks to this, the 3D Solex Hardcore Everlast nozzle can be used with technical materials and filaments that contain abrasive particles without fear of damaging the nozzle or that its wear interferes during the printing or finishing of the parts.

Image 4: Nozzle Matchless Hardcore Everlast. Font: Bondtech.

This nozzle uses Core Heating Technology

The 3D Solex Matchless Everlast nozzle is compatible with the following HotEnds: Prusa, Raise3D N2, E3D V6 and other 3D printers that have hotends with M6x1 threaded block.

This nozzle is available with the following outlet diameters: 0.25 mm, 0.40 mm, 0.60 mm, 0.80 mm and 1.20 mm.

* The 0.25 mm outlet diameter nozzle isn't adapted with Core Heating Technology.

3DSolex Hardcore ICE

Starting from the base of a stainless steel nozzle, 3D Solex has covered this nozzle with an "ICE" layer. This layer prevents PLA or any other type of material from sticking. This not only occurs on the exterior walls, but the interior surface part also has this coating, which largely prevents jams and allows the user to remove the filament cold. In addition to the non-stick effect, the "ICE" layer increases surface resistance, an advantage that, if we choose an outlet diameter of 0.50 mm or greater, makes this nozzle the ideal accessory for printing medium pieces with abrasive materials.

Image 6: Nozzle Hardcore ICE. Font: Bondtech.

This nozzle uses Core Heating Technology

The 3D Solex Hardcore ICE nozzle supports the following HotEnds: 3DSolex Hardcore AA3SSolex Hardcore PVA-BB ( for Ultimaker 3, Ultimaker 3 Extended, Ultimaker S3 and Ultimaker S5).

This nozzle is available with the following outlet diameters: 0.10 mm, 0.15 mm, 0.25 mm, 0.40 mm, 0.60 mm, 0.80 mm and 1.00 mm; and only with an entrance diameter of 2.85 mm.

* Nozzles with outlet diameter from 0.1 mm to 0.25 mm, are not adapted with Core Heating Technology.

3DSolex Matchless

These nozzles are available in two inlet diameters: 1.75mm and 2.85mm and a wide variety of outlet diameters. Furthermore, they are compatible with a long list of 3D printers and HotEnds.

One of the peculiarities of this nozzle is its threading, longer than in standard nozzles. This expansion increases the volume of molten material using the same temperature parameters.

Image 8: Nozzle Matchless. Font: Bondtech.

This nozzle uses Core Heating Technology

The 3D Solex Matchless nozzle is compatible with the following HotEnds: Olsson block, Ultimaker 2+, 3DSolex V3 Matchless block, HotEnds E3D V6 and hotends with M6x1 mm threaded block.

This nozzle is available with the following outlet diameters: 0.25 mm, 0.40 mm, 0.60 mm, 0.80 mm, 1.00 mm, 1.50 mm, and 2.00 mm.

* The nozzle with 0.25 mm outlet diameter, isn't adapted with Core Heating Technology.

3DSolex RSB Brass

These nozzles are made of brass. This material provides the best thermal conductivity. RSB Brass nozzles are only available with a 2.85mm inlet diameter, and are compatible with a large number of printers and HotEnds on the market.

Image 10: Nozzle RSB Brass. Font: Bondtech.

The 3D RSB Brass nozzle is compatible with the following HotEnds: Olsson block, Ultimaker 2+, 3DSolex V3 Matchless block, HotEnds E3D and other hotends.

This nozzle is available with the following outlet diameters: 0.25 mm, 0.40 mm, 0.60 mm and 0.80 mm.

General information

Manufacturer 3D Solex
Filament diameter 1.75 / 2.85 mm
Nozzle diameter 0.10 mm, 0.15 mm, 0.25 mm, 0.40 mm, 0.60 mm, 0.80 mm, 1.00 mm, 1.20 mm, 1.50 mm, 2.00 mm
Nozzle material Hardened Steel
Maximum working temperature 2000 ºC

Other

HS Code 8477.9

Other information

Thread Type

  • Hardcore Everlast: M6x0.75 and 11 mm length
  • Matchless Everlast: M6x1 and 12.5 mm length
  • Hardcore ICE: M6x0.75 and 11 mm length
  • Matchless: M6x1 and 12.5 mm length
  • RSB Brass: M6x1 and 12.5 mm length

Compatible With

  • Hardcore Everlast: 3DSolex Hardcore AA, 3SSolex Hardcore PVA-BB
  • Matchless Everlast: Prusa, Raise3D N2, E3D V6
  • Hardcore ICE: 3DSolex Hardcore AA, 3SSolex Hardcore PVA-BB
  • Matchless: Olsson block, Ultimaker 2+, 3DSolex V3 Matchless block, HotEnds E3D V6
  • RSB Brass: Olsson block, Ultimaker 2+, 3DSolex V3 Matchless block, HotEnds E3D V6

Among the new 3DSolex nozzles are several available with the smallest outlet diameters on the market, 0.10 mm and 0.15 mm. When using these nozzles it is recommended to use a height of the first layer of 0.15 mm and then 0.10 mm for the Nozzle 0.10 mm; and a height of the first layer of 0.25 mm and then 0.15 mm for the Nozzle 0.15 mm. This ensures that the first layer has enough material to adhere to the base. These nozzles are only recommended for users of an Ultimaker 3 or S5 who have a great knowledge of 3D FDM printing.

When changing a nozzle, the manufacturer's recommendations should be followed, use the right tools and level the base of the Ultimaker 3 or S5 once the new nozzle is installed.

The following table shows the maximum recommended temperature for each type of nozzle:

NozzleRecommended maximum temperature
RSB Brass350 ºC
Matchless350 ºC
Hardcore "ICE"260 ºC
Matchless Everlast2000 ºC
Hardcore Everlast2000 ºC