Revo™ High Flow Nozzles

• Maximum temperature: 300°C 
• Filament diameter: 1.75mm  
• Voltage: 24V 
• Compatible with: Revo Micro, Revo Six, Revo Voron, Revo CR, Revo Hemera XS, Revo Prusa MK3, Revo Prusa Mini, Revo MicroSwiss NG, Revo Biqu H2 V2 

• Revo Nozzle Datasheet
• Revo Nozzle Maximum Flow Rates
• Revo Nozzle Cleaning Guidelines
• Revo High Flow Starter Slicer Settings
• Revo Nozzle Volumetric Flow Rate Calculator

Do I need the new 60W Revo™ HeaterCore?

For the majority of uses cases the standard 40W HeaterCorewill suffice, however if you want to maximise your performance with high temperature materials such as Polycarbonate we would recommend upgrading to the 60W core to reach the full potential of Revo™ High Flow.

How did you get around the CHT patent?

You will notice an interesting label on the side
of your Revo High Flow packaging: we’re delighted to say that E3D has reached a unique agreement with Bondtech, who have exclusive rights to the 3D Solex’s CHT patent, to license core heating technology for the Revo system.

So what does this mean?

Revo users have unrestricted access to our unique
high flow system. We fully support 3D Solex and Bondtech’s IP ownership and rights over their Core Heating Technology. We stand with Bondtech against the cloners, the poor copies and the companies ‘trying their luck’ by ripping off CHT, or trying to circumvent their patent with quirks in design that they see
as loopholes (spoiler: they’re not loopholes, and every product sold is taking income away from the CHT inventor, Carl Beck).

Does E3D have its own ‘patent pending’ high flow design?

Yes, we do. There are some unique features we are
told are patentable, and an application is pending – at some point in the future the results of that will become clear and we expect to have patent
coverage. The overlaps with the CHT solution mean we want to cover all the bases, and instead of launching a product regardless of Bondtech’s position, we
approached Bondtech up front, and slowly built up a relationship and an agreement that works for both parties.

Will my Z-offset change when I install a Revo
High Flow nozzle?

Revo Nozzles are all manufactured to the same
length (within ±0.2mm) you will not need to reposition your Z-probe or re-level your bed. You may need to adjust your Z-offset to get a perfect first layer
though.

 How do I tell the difference between a standard nozzle and a high flow nozzle?

A high flow nozzle can be distinguished from a
standard nozzle in two ways:

1. The circle where the high flow geometry in inserted, located on the bottom of the nozzle (only visible when clean).
2. When the sock is removed the nozzle diameter followed by ‘HF’ is engraved for easy identification.
   

Do I need the new 60W Revo™ HeaterCore?

For the majority of uses cases the standard 40W HeaterCorewill suffice, however if you want to maximise your performance with high temperature materials such as Polycarbonate we would recommend upgrading to the 60W core to reach the full potential of Revo™ High Flow.

How did you get around the CHT patent?

You will notice an interesting label on the side
of your Revo High Flow packaging: we’re delighted to say that E3D has reached a unique agreement with Bondtech, who have exclusive rights to the 3D Solex’s CHT patent, to license core heating technology for the Revo system.

So what does this mean?

Revo users have unrestricted access to our unique
high flow system. We fully support 3D Solex and Bondtech’s IP ownership and rights over their Core Heating Technology. We stand with Bondtech against the cloners, the poor copies and the companies ‘trying their luck’ by ripping off CHT, or trying to circumvent their patent with quirks in design that they see
as loopholes (spoiler: they’re not loopholes, and every product sold is taking income away from the CHT inventor, Carl Beck).

Does E3D have its own ‘patent pending’ high flow design?

Yes, we do. There are some unique features we are
told are patentable, and an application is pending – at some point in the future the results of that will become clear and we expect to have patent
coverage. The overlaps with the CHT solution mean we want to cover all the bases, and instead of launching a product regardless of Bondtech’s position, we
approached Bondtech up front, and slowly built up a relationship and an agreement that works for both parties.

Will my Z-offset change when I install a Revo
High Flow nozzle?

Revo Nozzles are all manufactured to the same
length (within ±0.2mm) you will not need to reposition your Z-probe or re-level your bed. You may need to adjust your Z-offset to get a perfect first layer
though.

 How do I tell the difference between a standard nozzle and a high flow nozzle?

A high flow nozzle can be distinguished from a
standard nozzle in two ways:

1. The circle where the high flow geometry in inserted, located on the bottom of the nozzle (only visible when clean).
2. When the sock is removed the nozzle diameter followed by ‘HF’ is engraved for easy identification.