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

Nice upgrade to print at higher Temps. From 260c to 300c Just to let you know that if your thinking to print higher Temps than 300c then look for something else. This caps at 300c Still can print with alot of items but there are more filaments that need higher Temps too. I always though the sprites could print to 300c but guess was wrong on that or this was sold useless but guess they stopped at 260c. I dont think this will require new motherboard but will have to check on that. Memory says some of the other printers have the same setup on motherboard and sprite to get 300c on so maybe install this then upgrade the firmware. For me all my printers have the sprite so when I ready to upgrade I got it. The copper is a good idea to disperse the heat faster too. Hope you consider this when your ready to upgrade too. Good Luck in printing. Experiment only makes you better in printing.

Great selection of nozzles for a good price. I love that the come with new silicone socks since mine always break. Excited to throw the .8mm on a printer for some of my quick prints!

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.

The product fit perfectly, but the software on the other hand it’s a little difficult to find. The software has to be updated in order to function printing at 300°C.

Works as it should with my Sprite hotend. Love that there are all these different mods for it!

I dont really NEED to print at 300℃, as im not doing things like ABS, but its nice to know that I CAN, if I wanted to. This really doesnt have to be used for that though, as I have found improved results with my regular PLA and PLA+ filament on this new heater block. The installation is (relatively) easy, considering that Ive upgraded darn near every aspect of my ender 3 pro, changing out the heater block is nothing at this point, afterall, if youre not comfortable tinkering, you may want to avoid this hobby all together!

If you use a Creality Sprite extruder, this is an all metal hot end ( an upgrade for some models ), capable of heating up to 300C and handling engineering grade filaments. I broke a thermistor wire on my Sprite hot end ( Ender 3 S1 Pro ) and decided to replace the entire hot end. As expected (its an authentic Creality part and the store is a Creality reseller ) it dropped right in to my Ender 3 S1 Pro which already had a 300C capable hot end and worked just like the original.

This Sprite hot end is a Great deal if your looking to upgrade from your stock hot end and extruded, I am newer to 3d printing and install was similar to a brick build follow the instructions one step at a time and you will be fine, be cautious of how the piece lines up on your machine, one bolt on the carrier may need to be reversed or adjusted to prevent colliding with the z axis. I personally had to print a mount to move the CR touch I installed to the back towards the x axis rail. But that part stl. is available if you look online. Very pleased with the first print results!! Worth the investment so far! Pay attention to how everything lines up and where your Cr or Bl touch is sitting vs your print bed!

Awesome product, seller was helpful with any assistance or questions I had

These were ordered for and tested on my Ender 3 Pro which has a Sprite Extruder. I tested printing a Voron calibration cube. The improvement between those cubes printed with my usual nozzles (any 0.4mm brass nozzle on sale) and those printed with these nozzles is considerable. Even though these nozzles are slightly more expensive than the standard, I believe they are worth the investment and highly recommend them. Its also nice that two silicone socks were included.