Creality Official 5pcs MK-HF Nozzle with 2pcs Sprite Extruder Silicone Sock, Copper Alloy Nozzles for Ender 3/V2/Pro/Max/Ender 3 S1/Pro/Plus/Neo Series/Ender 5 Series/Ender 6/CR-6/CR-10/Sermoon D1/V1

I recently purchased an extruder heater block kit for my 3D printer and I am extremely satisfied with my purchase. The kit came with everything I needed to upgrade my printers extruder to handle high-temperature filaments, including a stainless steel heat break, brass nozzle, and a heat block kit. The installation was straightforward and easy, thanks to the clear instructions provided. Once installed, I immediately noticed an improvement in the quality of my prints, especially when using materials that require higher temperatures. The extruder was able to maintain a consistent temperature throughout the print, resulting in smoother and more accurate prints. I also appreciate the durability and quality of the materials used in this kit. The stainless steel heat break and brass nozzle feel solid and well-made, and I am confident they will last for a long time. Overall, I highly recommend this extruder heater block kit to anyone looking to upgrade their 3D printer. Its a worthwhile investment that will improve the performance and versatility of your printer.

This is a great replacement upgrade for the original nozzle on my Creality Ender 3. It is a very quick and easy installation. It works as intended and is exactly as advertised.

For starters, I have an S1 pro, an S1 plus and a 3 pro. The entire line is comprised of some of the finest printers on the market; however, the pro is exception in its ability to print materials like Nylon without any issues at all. When I got my plu, I upgraded to the pros sprite extruder and got this copper heat block to match the potential. I have invested nearly $1000 into my Ender 3 pro to get the results that the S1 pro gives out of the box for half of the price. This head block is a pivotal part of why its able to achieved the temperature and speeds which its able to. Its a fantastic upgrade for anybody who opted against the pro initially.

I bought this for my ender3 pro and the only problem I had was that my printer didnt save the E step value I put in as directed by the little book that comes with it. After hours of trying to figure out what the problem could be, I went through all the settings and found that it had reverted back to the original E step value. TLDR: make sure to double check ur E step value BEFORE you print!

Only dislike is finding the correct firmware needed. Watch videos on install is big help

Works with ender 3 v2 and sonic pad with an edit of the printers config file

Perfect replacement for my original parts. Highly recommend these replacement parts.

These are usable with pretty much any ender given the screw size. They work well and offer a terrific selection of sizes. If you are still using the original .4 tip I recommend this batch to try out the .6. You may never go back.

Ive only tried out one of these so far but it worked well. Im happy now to have extras because I think my machine only came with a couple. These fit perfectly and gave me a good print. Im not an expert at 3D printing -- still only a beginner -- but these were easy to use for me. Im looking forward to using the different ones to see how well they work and the difference they make in my prints.

I got a used Ender 3 V2 for a reasonable price but the previous owner had wrenched on the hot end something nasty and it was all banged up. It intermittently worked fine but was prone to clogging and I wasnt sure what the issue was. Curious about being able to print with different filaments, I bit the bullet and ordered the Sprite Pro. I was a little intimidated about updating firmware and changing settings that Ive never dealt with before but Im a tinkerer and figured the worst case is I can always go back to what I had before. Im happy to say that the installation went smoothly by referencing the videos by Creality, and with a little help from BV3Ds youtube (I didnt know what to do with the extra two connectors on the wiring harness). I also installed a CR Touch with it so that required new firmware anyway. The programming was all straightforward, just make sure to note the existing settings prior to flashing the new firmware. Adjust it all to what it was before except what the documentation notes on e-steps. Adjust the retraction in the slicer and were off to the races. It prints beautifully and nearly silent. I cant wait to try some TPU or other high temp filaments.