How To Properly Tighten A Bondtech BiMetal CHT Nozzle

Modified on Wed, 6 Mar at 10:27 AM

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Note: Use at most 1.0 Nm torque. Recommended Torque is 0.5 Nm.

Tightening a BiMetal nozzle can be a risky task, especially when using an uncalibrated or too-strong torque wrench. Standard wrenches may break the nozzle during tightening, leaving you with a costly and frustrating replacement. At Bondtech, we want to help you have an exciting 3D printing experience. That’s why we have devised and implemented a plan to help customers avoid BiMetal nozzle breakages!

Printable Torque Wrench

Note:

The HANDLE of the Torque Wrench, formed by a lid and a knob, can be printed in both PLA or PETG.

The ROTORS have different models depending on the material to use.

Download: https://www.bondtech.se/downloads/BondtechBiMetalTorqueWrench/V1_Bondtech_BiMetal_Torque_wrench.zip

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Source: https://www.bondtech.se/2023/01/27/how-to-properly-tighten-a-bimetal-cht-nozzle/