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๐ฅ Elevate your 3D prints with heatbreak tech that keeps you ahead of the curve!
The Upgrade M5 Bimetal Heatbreak combines copper and titanium TC4 materials to optimize heat management in Ankermake M5 and M5C 3D printers. Featuring a polished inner wall for smooth filament flow and rated for temperatures up to 500ยฐC, it supports a wide range of filaments from PLA to PAEK. Its robust bi-metal construction ensures durability and precision, making it an essential upgrade for professional-grade 3D printing.
| Asin | B0CJ4MDVPJ |
| Date First Available | 26 December 2023 |
| Manufacturer | HOCENWAY |
| Manufacturer Reference | M5 bimetal Heatbreak |
| Package Dimensions | 5.99 x 3.91 x 1.3 cm; 10 g |
User
NOT FOR M5C
bought this for my ankermake m5c as it says that it is compatible with it but the posting is incorrect it does not fit the m5c its far to long to fit
User
Great Replacement for the All metal hotend
This is a great upgrade for the M5, make sure you use a 22mm Piece of PTFE tube between this and the extruder, to fill the gap. I wish these were produced by more companies. I've been printing ASA at 260 degrees, and PLA Plus at 215. Both worked fantastic with this Bimetal heatbreak.
User
Poor fitment
Doesnโt fit AnkerMake M5
User
Love it!
Had to cut the blue (teflon?) sleeve off the original hot-end to extend the filament feed path, but now I can retract ABS and other 'high temperature' filaments, where before I had to partially disassemble the print head, cut off the filament, and force the new filament on top.
User
Upgrade M5 Bimetal Heatbreak: A Short but Challenging Fit for Ankermake M5 3D Printer
I recently tried the Bi-Metal Heatbreak on my Ankermake M5 3D printer's standard hot end. While the heatbreak is the same length as the PTFE-lined standard one, it lacks the PTFE tube that typically extends past the heatbreak towards the extruder gears. As a result, feeding filament down the heatbreak can be more difficult.To address this issue, I had to use a piece of PTFE tubing to bridge the gap between the new tube and the extruder gears. The length of the heatbreak is about ~21mm from the of top heatbreak to where the old PTFE tube made contact with the extruder.Overall, I found the Upgrade M5 Bimetal Heatbreak to be a decent option for my Ankermake M5 3D printer. However, it's worth noting that it may require some extra effort to get it to fit properly.---Product: Upgrade M5 Bimetal Heatbreak Plated Copper Titanium High Temperature Feeding Tube Compatible with Ankermake M5 3D Printer Extruder Hotend Parts (Bimetallic Heatbreak)ASIN: B0CJ4MDVPJ
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