Collection: Micro Swiss

Buy Microswiss 3D printer parts

Micro Swiss was founded in 2014 to manufacture 3D printer parts for existing 3D printers. This started with making 3D printer brass nozzles, but soon expanded to complete hotends and aftermarket parts for the most diverse 3D printers, from Creality to Prusa Research.

Benefits of Micro Swiss

Micro Swiss has three pillars that guarantee quality:

• Production in-house
• Fast customer service
• Engineering all the parts they sell themselves.

This makes Micro Swiss a player in the higher segment when it comes to upgrades for your 3D printer. The largest market for Micro Swiss is the upgrades for Creality 3D printers. This consists of the Creality Ender 3 and the other CR series 3D printers.

Micro Swiss 3D printer nozzles

The 3D printer nozzles from Micro Swiss can be divided into three categories:

• Brass plated nozzle
• A2 Hardened Tool Steel nozzle
• M2 High Speed ​​Steel Plated nozzle

Brass plated nozzle

The brass plated nozzle is suitable for daily 3D prints. These nozzles have a TwinClad coating that provides a harder nozzle that has very low friction resistance.

A2 Hardened Tool Steel nozzle

The A2 nozzles from Micro Swiss are suitable for the more aggressive 3D printer materials, although they can be used daily for all materials for which the brass plated would also be used. This nozzle is approximately 6 HRC harder than the brass plated and suitable for carbon filled filaments or glow in the dark filament. These nozzles have also been treated with the TwinClad coating and also hardened during the process.

M2 High Speed ​​Steel Plated nozzle

The M2 nozzle from Micro Swiss is built for high temperatures and enormous hardnesses. With 68 HRC and a maximum temperature of 450 degrees Celsius, there are few materials it cannot process. This nozzle has the lowest friction resistance of the three nozzles and has Electroless Nickel Plating, which ensures a plating hardness of 70-73 HRC. For the rest, the TwinClad coating has been exchanged for a WS2 coating, suitable for higher temperatures. Micro Swiss nozzles are generally available in 0.4 mm to 0.8 mm sizes.