Heatbreak Thermal Grease
$1.49
- Used on the heatbreak to improve thermal transfer of heat from the heatbreak to the cold end heatsink
- Helps with heatcreep and reduces jamming in all metal heatbreaks
- High Thermal Conductivity (>1.114W/M-K)
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Tech Specs
- High Thermal Conductivity (>1.114W/M-K)
- Temp range: -50C-240C
- NOTE: Cold side of heatbreak does not get nearly as hot as the nozzle.
- Weight: 0.3G per Packet
- This is for ONE packet of thermal paste
How to use
- Before assembling hotend apply thermal paste to the OUTSIDE of the heatbreak before threading/inserting into your heatsink.
- Wipe away thermal grease that oozes out before fitting the heater block to the heatbreak.
Warranty Information
3 Months Warranty - Our warranty covers any and all defects with the product. If your product fails or has problems within the warranty period you can contact our support team by using the Contact Us link.
Damage/Failure due to improper installation, improper usage, failure resulting from an issue with the machine the product is installed on, 3rd party products connected to our product, and/or modification of the product are not covered under warranty.
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kyle perlman –
Does this work on the E3D Hermea?
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Tim Hoogland –
Yes it will work with any hotend heatbreak. It’s quite good paste.
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Kyle Marsh –
I needed to disassemble my hotend after assembling it with this paste…do I need to clean it off and reapply fresh paste before re-assembling?
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Tim Hoogland –
Yes, you should clean it off. Just use some IPA or Windex to clean it off the surfaces. A Q-tip is good for getting into the heatsink side to get it out of the threads/heatbreak channel.
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Ken (verified owner) –
I used it in an all-metal hotend with a titanium heatbreak. So far so good.
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Davis Whittaker –
Would this be appropriate for installing a temp sensor? I saw Slice recommended using boron nitride paste with one of their high-temp sensors.
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Tim Hoogland –
This thermal paste is for use on the heartbreak at the cold side. It is not rated for use on a hotend thermistor.
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