0.6MM Ceramic Hotend for Centauri Carbon Print Head Extruder Kit Hot End Heat Sink Hardened Steel Brass Nozzle with Extra 2PK Silicone Cover and 2PK Nozzle Brushes for Elegoo Centauri

Printed great. No issues.

Bought these for my new Elegoo Centauri Carbon. I didn't want to wait the month long lead-time to get the extras from Elegoo directly, so I rolled the dice on these. They seem to be just as good as the stock ones. the only differences I can see are the finish on the heat-sink and the lack of branding.

As with all replacement parts for the CC, they currently are taking a very long time to ship. I had a Jam with PPA-CF that ruined my OEM nozzle. So I was super happy to find this replacement available on Amazon with prime shipping. My Centarui Carbon is back up and printing and the 0.6mm nozzle is not jamming with PPA-CF.

No issues with this hotend. It installed and worked perfectly in my Elegoo extruder.

I bought this to replace the one I had from elegoo because I could get it faster. I got one good print from it and went to double check the tightness of the nozzle and it fell off in my hands. Won't be ordering more.

Worked as described

The Elegoo Centauri Carbon is of course the hot new 3d printer. While Bambu Labs just released a $2k+ monstrosity that they can shut off remotely if they don’t feel sufficiently worshipped, and Creality’s $1500 flagship with multi-color (don’t even TRY multiple filaments) is rotten with Creality problems, this $320 printer is very interesting.Anyway, reviewing the hotend. I think Elegoo is going to have serious trouble as more users attempt to print with CF filaments. Those hotends are brass and PA12CF chews through them like a hot knife through butter. So far this “brass-hardened-steel” (whatever that means) hotend didn’t fail on one CF print. However the smells coming off the hotend and the less than optimal result are ominous signs.The community seems to be tenuously embracing this printer. Let’s hope real, hardened steel components are produced by Elegoo, third parties or both. Otherwise, it’s a PLA/PET-G printer and any $120 bed slinger does that.

great replacement hotend