Micro Swiss MK10 All Metal Hotend Kit

This Micro Swiss all metal hotend upgrade kit is a direct upgrade for MK10 style extruders. The thermal barrier tube is made from 2 different materials. The lower thermal break is made from stainless steel, and the colder upper part is made from aluminum. Stainless steel was used for thermal break because it offers low thermal conductivity, and aluminum was used for the upper portion because it has better thermal conductivity, used to carry away any heat from the filament.

Micro Swiss all metal hotends will let you print at much higher temperatures than possible with PTFE-lined hotends. Another benefit of an all metal hotend design is more consistent melt chamber control. In PTFE-lined hotends, the transition zone from solid to molten plastic tends to creep upward creating more stringy prints. All metal Micro Swiss hotends are designed for a consistent transition zone located right at the heat break.

When printing quickly, PTFE tubes don't have enough thermal conductivity to properly melt all the plastic coming out. On PTFE-lined MK10 extruders this limits speeds to around 60 mm/s, depending on nozzle size. This MK10 Micro Swiss hotend solves this problem by surrounding your filament with thermally conductive metal for the entirety of the melt zone.

0.2mm, 0.3mm, 0.4mm 0.5mm, 0.6mm, 0.8mm, 1mm, 1.2mm

• FlashForge Creator Pro
• FlashForge Creator X
• FlashForge Dreamer
• QIDI TECH I
• Dremel Idea Builder
• Dremel 3D20
• PowerSpec 3D Pro​
• PowerSpec 3D X
• PowerSpec Ultra 3D Printer
• Wanhao Duplicator 4S
• Wanhao Duplicator 4X
• Wanhao Duplicator 9 (D9)
• Wanhao i3
• Monoprice Maker Select 3D Printer v2
• Cocoon Create 3D Print
• Or any other printer that uses an MK10 hotend

• 1 Plated Brass Wear Resistant Nozzle
• 1 Thermal tube
• 1 Thermal compound

Installation Instructions for dual extruder
Installation Instructions for single extruder with redesigned cooling block

Check out this video of Joel the 3D Printing Nerd installing All Metal Hotend on Wanhao i3: