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Component Name

V6 Volcano Brass Length Extruder Nozzle 1.75mm x 1.0mm

Component Description

The V6 Volcano Brass Length Extruder Nozzle 1.75mm x 1.0mm is a critical component in 3D printing systems, specifically designed for use in Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) and Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) technologies. This nozzle is a key part of the extruder assembly, responsible for depositing molten filament onto a build platform to create three-dimensional objects.

Functionality

The primary function of the V6 Volcano Brass Length Extruder Nozzle is to melt and dispense thermoplastic filament through a precisely controlled orifice, allowing for accurate and consistent deposition of material during the 3D printing process. The nozzle's design and material selection are optimized to achieve high-quality prints with improved layer adhesion, reduced warping, and enhanced surface finish.

Key Features

  • Material: The nozzle is crafted from high-quality brass, ensuring excellent thermal conductivity, durability, and resistance to corrosion.
  • Volcano Design: The Volcano design features a longer nozzle length, which allows for improved heat dissipation, reduced heat creep, and a more consistent melt zone. This results in a more stable printing process and improved print quality.
  • Orifice Diameter: The nozzle has an orifice diameter of 1.0mm, which is ideal for printing with a wide range of thermoplastic materials, including PLA, ABS, and PETG.
  • Inlet Diameter: The inlet diameter is 1.75mm, compatible with standard 1.75mm filament feeds.
  • Tight Tolerances: The nozzle's internal and external dimensions are precision-machined to ensure tight tolerances, resulting in a smooth and consistent filament flow.
  • Easy Installation: The nozzle is designed for easy installation and replacement, with a threadless design that ensures secure mounting to the extruder body.
  • Compatibility: The V6 Volcano Brass Length Extruder Nozzle is compatible with a wide range of 3D printers and extruder systems that support V6 nozzle designs.

Material

Brass

Nozzle Type

Volcano

Orifice Diameter

1.0mm

Inlet Diameter

1.75mm

Nozzle Length

30mm

Threadless design

Compatible with V6 nozzle designs

Applications

The V6 Volcano Brass Length Extruder Nozzle 1.75mm x 1.0mm is suitable for use in various 3D printing applications, including

Hobbyist and enthusiast 3D printing

Rapid prototyping and product development

Model making and artistic creation

Production and manufacturing environments

Operating Temperature

Up to 300C (572F)

Filament Compatibility

PLA, ABS, PETG, and other thermoplastic materials

Print Speed

Up to 150 mm/s (dependent on printer and settings)

Warranty and Support

The V6 Volcano Brass Length Extruder Nozzle 1.75mm x 1.0mm is backed by a limited warranty against manufacturing defects and material failures. Please refer to the manufacturer's documentation for specific warranty terms and conditions.

Pin Configuration

  • V6 Volcano Brass Length Extruder Nozzle 1.75mm x 1.0mm Documentation
  • Pinouts and Connection Guide
  • The V6 Volcano Brass Length Extruder Nozzle 1.75mm x 1.0mm is a high-performance extruder nozzle designed for 3D printing applications. The nozzle has a set of pins that need to be connected to the motherboard or other components of the 3D printer. Here is a detailed explanation of each pin and how to connect them:
  • Pinout Diagram:
  • | Pin Number | Pin Function | Description |
  • | --- | --- | --- |
  • | 1 | Heater Signal | Connects to the heater control signal from the motherboard |
  • | 2 | Thermistor Signal | Connects to the thermistor signal from the motherboard |
  • | 3 | Nozzle Heater Power + | Connects to the positive power supply for the heater |
  • | 4 | Nozzle Heater Power - | Connects to the negative power supply for the heater |
  • | 5 | Thermistor Power + | Connects to the positive power supply for the thermistor |
  • | 6 | Thermistor Power - | Connects to the negative power supply for the thermistor |
  • Connection Guide:
  • To ensure proper connection and functionality, follow the step-by-step guide below:
  • 1. Heater Signal (Pin 1):
  • Connect Pin 1 to the Heater Control Signal pin on the motherboard.
  • This pin carries the control signal from the motherboard to the heater element in the nozzle.
  • 2. Thermistor Signal (Pin 2):
  • Connect Pin 2 to the Thermistor Signal pin on the motherboard.
  • This pin carries the temperature measurement signal from the thermistor to the motherboard.
  • 3. Nozzle Heater Power + (Pin 3):
  • Connect Pin 3 to the positive power supply (V+) on the motherboard or power supply unit.
  • Ensure the power supply is rated for the heater element's maximum current and voltage.
  • 4. Nozzle Heater Power - (Pin 4):
  • Connect Pin 4 to the negative power supply (V-) on the motherboard or power supply unit.
  • Ensure the power supply is rated for the heater element's maximum current and voltage.
  • 5. Thermistor Power + (Pin 5):
  • Connect Pin 5 to the positive power supply (V+) on the motherboard or power supply unit.
  • Typically, a 3.3V or 5V power supply is used for the thermistor.
  • 6. Thermistor Power - (Pin 6):
  • Connect Pin 6 to the negative power supply (V-) on the motherboard or power supply unit.
  • Typically, a 3.3V or 5V power supply is used for the thermistor.
  • Important Notes:
  • Ensure proper polarity when connecting the power supply pins to avoid damaging the components.
  • Use the correct gauge of wire and insulation to prevent overheating and electrical noise.
  • Consult the motherboard and power supply unit documentation for specific connection guidelines.
  • Always follow proper safety precautions when working with electrical components.
  • By following this documentation, you should be able to successfully connect the V6 Volcano Brass Length Extruder Nozzle 1.75mm x 1.0mm to your 3D printer's motherboard or other components. If you encounter any issues or have further questions, refer to the manufacturer's documentation or consult with a qualified technician.

Code Examples

V6 Volcano Brass Length Extruder Nozzle 1.75mm x 1.0mm Documentation
Overview
The V6 Volcano Brass Length Extruder Nozzle is a high-performance extruder nozzle designed for 3D printing applications. This nozzle features a 1.75mm diameter inlet and a 1.0mm diameter outlet, making it suitable for printing with a wide range of thermoplastic materials.
Technical Specifications
Inlet diameter: 1.75mm
 Outlet diameter: 1.0mm
 Material: Brass
 Length: V6 Volcano length (approximately 30mm)
 Thread: M6 x 1.0
 Temperature range: Up to 300C
Code Examples
### Example 1: Marlin Firmware Configuration
The following code snippet demonstrates how to configure the V6 Volcano Brass Length Extruder Nozzle in Marlin firmware:
```c
// Configuration.h
#define EXTRUDER_NOZZLE_SIZE 1.0
#define EXTRUDER_INLET_SIZE 1.75
#define EXTRUDER_HEATER_MAX_TEMP 300
// Marlin_main.cpp
#include "Configuration.h"
void setup() {
  // Initialize extruder
  extruder.init();
  extruder.setNozzleSize(EXTRUDER_NOZZLE_SIZE);
  extruder.setInletSize(EXTRUDER_INLET_SIZE);
  extruder.setHeaterMaxTemp(EXTRUDER_HEATER_MAX_TEMP);
}
```
### Example 2: Slic3r Print Settings
The following code snippet demonstrates how to configure the V6 Volcano Brass Length Extruder Nozzle in Slic3r print settings:
```python
# Slic3r print settings file (ini format)
[general]
extruder_nozzle_size = 1.0
extruder_inlet_size = 1.75
temperature_max = 300
[layer_height]
layer_height = 0.2
```
### Example 3: Python Script for Printing with OctoPrint
The following code snippet demonstrates how to use the V6 Volcano Brass Length Extruder Nozzle with OctoPrint, a popular 3D printing remote control and monitoring software:
```python
import octoprint
# Create an OctoPrint connection
printer = octoprint.OctoPrint('http://octoprint.local')
# Set the extruder nozzle size
printer.set ExtruderNozzleSize(1.0)
# Set the extruder inlet size
printer.set ExtruderInletSize(1.75)
# Set the maximum temperature
printer.set TemperatureMax(300)
# Start the print job
printer.start_print('path/to/gcode/file.gcode')
```
Note: The above examples are for illustration purposes only and may require modifications to adapt to specific use cases. It is recommended to consult the documentation of the specific 3D printing platform or software being used for more detailed information.