Achieve peak bridging performance with the BridgeMaster® Nozzle!
Copper alloy core optimized for thermal conduction
Super tough, carbide based surface coating that reduces wear from abrasive filaments
Forgot what size nozzle you have installed? With the BridgeMaster® Nozzle you don't need to know braille, or read a chart, the orifice size is engraved on 3 sides for easy viewing.
Compatible with common metric (6 mm) and standard (1/4 in) socket tools for easy installation.
Rep Rap style (M6 x 1.0 threads with a 7 mm thread length and 12.5 mm overall length)
I’ve had my Copperhead / DDX for around 6 months. Slice and Bondtech are by far the best two companies in the biz, and they work together to provide a flawless 3D printing experien... view morece. I have never experienced a nozzle clog, the torque wrench they sell allows for a perfect nozzle change every time. I have bought the .2, .3, .4, .5, and am planning on buying more Bridgemaster nozzles. I also have a .4 Vanadium in case of nuclear fallout. view less
I've tried several different nozzles in the last couple years and this is by far the best nozzle I have ever had. It's hard to believe how much better my prints look with no chang... view morees other than switching to a BridgeMaster nozzle. view less
I only use Bridgemaster or Vanadium. I prefer Vanadium but bridgemaster is perfect for..bridging, it works out great on my dual extruder setup. Love me some Slice.
A: These nozzles are Rep Rap style nozzles with a thread length of 7mm. The Micro Swiss hotend and Ender 3 Pro stock hotend use MK8 nozzles with a thread length of 5mm. They both have M6x1.0 threads but the longer thread length of the BridgeMaster nozzles means you need to adjust the Z-stop.
Q: What's the life expectancy of this versus standard brass nozzles when printing just regular PLA/PETG filaments? I assume that the carbide coating would increase the life?
A:For printing PLA/PETG, the BridgeMaster nozzle will last you a very long time! If you are using other filaments that are abrasive, the life expectancy will be shorter and will depend on the amount of filament you run through it and what type of filament you use. This being said, the...view morecarbide coating will definitely extend its life compared to a standard brass nozzle.view less
A: The BridgeMaster Nozzle can handle small amounts of abrasive materials due to the carbide-based surface coating, but the Vanadium Nozzle is recommended for long-term use with abrasive materials.
