Identify Nozzle type (HF vs. non-HF)
Hi there,
I just wonder how do I identify if a nozzle is a HF nozzle vs. a non-HF nozzle?
I'm not talking about the simple nozzles that are short, but the longer Prusa version, like this one: https://www.prusa3d.com/product/e3d-prusa-nozzle-high-flow-brass-0-4-mm/
Let's assume I had one of those, mixed with countless others. What would be the indicator to look for to separate the nozzles by HF vs. non-HF?
regards,
d.
RE: Identify Nozzle type (HF vs. non-HF)
I believe there is laser marking on the long tube.
Joan
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RE: Identify Nozzle type (HF vs. non-HF)
Thanks, Joan, yes at least on the obsidian there is. I'll unmount the other one at the next chance I get and check there as well.
RE: Identify Nozzle type (HF vs. non-HF)
Not sure about E3D and other brands, but the Prusa nozzles are marked CHT for high flow, and PR for standard flow.
MK4S/MMU3
RE: Identify Nozzle type (HF vs. non-HF)
On the nozzle tube you'll see a "PR HF" for Prusa High-Flow, or a "CHT" for, uh, I forget (but it also means "high flow").
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Hi,
thanks for all the answers.
In order to get this thread to a neat closure, I'll just add the picture of what I found so any future me looking for the same question, can get a better idea.
