It was great quality, but it is too long to work in my 3d printer. I still haven't been able to use it yet. I have a elegoo Neptune 4 max. If you have one, the nozzle will not fit in the stock hot end. This wasn't the manufacturer's fault, I somehow ordered the wrong one. They are of great quality and built for longevity.

The tip—at least on the one I ordered—is tungsten carbide, which is a very tough material well suited for printing with abrasive filaments. The rest of the nozzle is reportedly a copper alloy (excellent for heat conduction) and looks to be nickel plated inside and out to prevent oxidation. The entrance and exit holes are precisely machined and circular. The interior has some very faint tooling marks, but is among the smoothest I’ve seen. It’s packaged in a nice sliding cover plastic storage box, with space to store multiple nozzles. If you print abrasive filaments, this nozzle will be a great investment. If you print ordinary PLA, it’d be overkill.[Disclosure: I received this product for “free”—in quotes because the IRS considers the item’s retail value as taxable income for federal income tax purposes. This review is my personally written—not AI generated—honest opinion, and is uncensored by the seller.]

If you are printing with abrasive filaments like carbon fiber or glow-in-the-dark stuff, you know it absolutely shreds brass nozzles. I picked up this tungsten carbide nozzle for my Elegoo Centauri and it has been a total beast. The thermal conductivity is way better than stainless steel, so I didn't have to crank my temperatures up as high to get good flow.The precision is top notch. I’ve run about 50 hours of carbon fiber through it so far and the tip hasn't shown a single sign of wear. My layers are coming out super clean and consistent. It’s also much easier to clean than some other hardened nozzles I’ve tried; plastic just doesn't seem to stick to it as badly. It’s a bit of an investment compared to cheap brass ones but considering it will probably outlast my printer, it’s well worth the money. If you want to stop worrying about your nozzle aperture expanding mid-print and ruining your work, just get this one. Its a "set it and forget it" upgrade for any serious 3D printer enthusiast.

super easy to install if you find the right pageworks great, no complaints

So far so good print primarily fiberon works great.I’ll know more after 8 kg of fed filament