Platform Glue of 3D Sign Printer
Holds large flat letter shapes down through hours of printing
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Model BOQUILLA
A 0.8 MM brass nozzle for FDM sign printers. The wide aperture is chosen for signage work rather than fine modelling because a bigger opening moves more material per pass and is far less likely to jam on a print that runs for hours. Brass nozzles are the general purpose option and steel nozzles are the more durable choice for continuous production.
A 0.8 MM brass nozzle for FDM sign printers. The wide aperture is chosen for signage work rather than fine modelling because a bigger opening moves more material per pass and is far less likely to jam on a print that runs for hours. Brass nozzles are the general purpose option and steel nozzles are the more durable choice for continuous production.






| Product Model | BOQUILLA |
|---|---|
| Brand Name | IROGA 3D |
| Color | Golden |
| Material | Brass |
| Aperture | 0.8 MM |
| Application | 3D Sign Printers / 3D Model Printers |
Produced to the specification above.
Steel nozzles are more durable and are the ones installed and supplied as spares with IROGA 3D sign printers. Brass heats faster and is the general purpose option.
A fine nozzle gives detail a sign does not need, prints much slower and blocks more often on signage filament.
Answers to what buyers ask before ordering Brass Nozzle for 3D Sign Printer.
0.8 MM, which is one of the two sizes used on sign printers together with 0.6 MM.
A bigger diameter makes printing faster and avoids jamming, which matters on long letter prints.
Steel nozzles are more durable and are the ones fitted to IROGA 3D signage printers. Brass is the general purpose FDM option.
Yes. Five black steel nozzles are included in the free accessories with each 3D sign printer.
Yes, it is used on 3D sign printers and 3D model printers in FDM mode.
Contact us with the machine model you run and we will quote the spare parts package that fits it.
Send the quantity and your destination port and we will quote EXW FOB CIF or DDP.