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Product description:

Raise3D E2 Left Hot End Assembly includes a brass nozzle, aluminum heating block, throat tube (built-in PTFE tube), thermocouple, heating rod and the terminal. The black wire is the thermocouple and the white wire is the heating rod. The voltage is 24V, and the power is 25-30W. Raise3D E2 Left Hot End Assembly is suitable for V3 Brass Nozzle 0.4mm and V3 Hardened Nozzle, sold on Raise3D’s official website. The heating block has been marked for the left extruder.

Includes:

1x aluminum heating block

1x heating rod (voltage is 24V, power is 25-40W)

1x 0.4MM brass nozzle

1x 17.7 mm throat tube

1x thermocouple

Product Specifications:

Voltage	24V
Material	Aluminum + Titanium Alloy + Brass
Installation type	Terminal
Nozzle size	0.4mm
Throat tube length	17.7mm
Throat tube material	Titanium alloy
Aluminum heating block size	18 x 12 x 12mm
Working temperature	300℃ max.
Package size (WxHxD)	130x110x20mm
Package weight	20g

Product features:

Compatible filaments:

Compatible with various filaments: PLA / ABS / HIPS / PC / TPU / TPE / NYLON / PETG / ASA / PP / PVA / Glass Fiber Infused / Carbon Fiber Infused / Metal Fill / Wood Fill.
Compatible filament diameter: 1.75mm filament

Installation tips:

When disassembling and assembling the hot end, please power off the printer. The temperature of the hot end can be very high, so please wear the supplied heat-insulating gloves and use needle-nose pliers to perform any intervention.
Be sure to check all wiring and power supply ratings carefully. It is recommended to perform any intervention on the nozzle only after turning off the power to avoid the possibility of a short circuit and fire.
Please consult the Manual-how to replace the hot end assembly for how to disassemble and assemble the hot end.

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