E3D ObXidian Nozzle for V6 Style

FDM and CoreXY builders printing abrasive fiber-filled filaments face rapid nozzle wear that degrades print quality and causes under-extrusion. Without a wear-resistant nozzle, prints suffer from inconsistent extrusion and frequent nozzle replacements.

The E3D ObXidian Nozzle for V6 Style is engineered for high-wear resistance, combining a copper alloy body with a tool steel insert coated in E3DLC™ for exceptional hardness and non-stick properties. This nozzle maintains thermal performance close to brass, allowing seamless drop-in replacement on E3D V6 hotends used in Prusa MK4, Voron 2.4, and other CoreXY printers. Available in 0.4mm and 0.6mm diameters, it supports printing abrasive fiber-filled polymers like carbon fiber and glass fiber composites without accelerated wear.

Why Upgrade?

• Prevents rapid nozzle wear when printing abrasive fiber-filled filaments on E3D V6 hotends
• Maintains consistent extrusion and print quality for high-performance materials like carbon fiber PLA and nylon
• Compatible with popular CoreXY and Prusa MK4 builds that rely on E3D V6 style nozzles
• Reduces plastic buildup thanks to E3DLC™ non-stick coating, minimizing clogs and maintenance
• Supports higher temperature printing up to 300°C for advanced engineering filaments

Best For:

• Prusa MK4 users upgrading to abrasion-resistant nozzles for fiber-filled filaments
• Voron 2.4 and other CoreXY builders requiring durable nozzles for composite materials
• Enthusiasts printing abrasive materials like carbon fiber, glass fiber, and metal-filled filaments
• Users seeking a drop-in replacement nozzle with thermal performance similar to brass
• 3D printer owners using E3D V6 hotends who want to reduce nozzle wear and maintenance

Pair With the Right Filament

This nozzle excels when paired with abrasive fiber-filled filaments, ensuring durability and consistent extrusion.

• Carbon Fiber Filament — ideal for high-strength, wear-resistant prints
• Nylon Filament — compatible with higher temperature and abrasive blends
• ABS Filament — supports engineering-grade materials requiring stable extrusion