0.2mm Nozzle - Optimal Print Fineness
Smaller diameter extrudes thin filaments
High resolution on the horizontal print surface
0.6mm and 0.8mm Nozzle - Faster Print Speed
Larger diameter extrudes more filaments per second, resulting in faster print speed
Comparison of Different Nozzle Sizes
0.2 mm Nozzle0.4 mm Nozzle0.6 mm Nozzle0.8 mm NozzleUsage scenarioPerfect for small and
intricate models, with precision
that’s worth the waitIdeal for everyday use
with the perfect balance
of speed and qualtyFaster speeds and capable
of printing high-performance filaments,
with some decrease in resolutionFaster speeds and capable
of printing high-performance filaments,
with some decrease in resolutionCommonly used forMiniature models
Intricate logos
Text
MoldsToys
Mechanical parts
Decorative objectsLarge structural parts
Functional parts for household
Industrial or engineering parts
High-strength modelsLarge structural parts
Functional parts for household
Industrial or engineering parts
High-strength models
*The final display of 'Model Strength' & 'Model Fineness' depend on the results of the material testing.
Filament Compatibility
[*Note]
*① Filaments with carbon fiber, glass fiber, metal, or other inorganic particles are prone to clog a 0.2 mm nozzle.
*② Bambu PLA-CF and Bambu PETG-CF have been extensively tested and proven to have a low risk of clogging when printed with a hardened steel 0.4 mm nozzle, while also achieving higher print quality.
*③ For general carbon fiber or glass fiber filaments such as Bambu PAHT-CF and PET-CF, it is recommended to use a hardened steel 0.6 mm nozzle to minimize the risk of clogging and abrasion.
Learn more about filament compatibility on Bambu Lab Wiki.
Learn more about replacing the hotend with nozzle on Bambu Lab Wiki.
In the Box
- Hotend with Nozzle
Compatibility
A1 Series
