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Crealityโs Thermal Paste is a high-performance, non-toxic thermal grease designed specifically for 3D printer nozzles operating up to 250โ. It improves heat transfer efficiency between heating blocks and nozzles, ensuring stable temperatures and consistent print quality. Compatible with popular Creality models like K1, Ender 3 V3 SE, and K2 series, this paste offers durable, long-lasting protection and maintenance support, making it an essential upgrade for any serious FDM printer user.
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 92 Reviews |
V**A
Good product
Nice product, works great
B**L
did it's job
Pretty hard to mess up thermal paste, did as it should.
M**L
Assessment of lubricant quality
Everything's fine overall. There was a slight delay when squeezing the cartridge. At first, some kind of watery, clear liquid came out, but after pressing harder, a gray mass similar to thermal paste came out. I think the watery liquid is some kind of lubricant to preserve the contents. Otherwise, everything's fine. Fast delivery, just a week and a half, even ahead of schedule.
C**E
Just works! Highly recommend!
I had an issue with my Creality K1C where I had to replace the nozzle. The nozzle on the K1C requires thermal paste to be applied before installation and this product did the trick. It is a quality product and will recommend to my fellow 3D printers out there!
V**E
Works great
Good deal for the price I payed. Just the right size for storage. Worked great for my e d printer.
D**.
Does what it's supposed to do
Not much to say about this thermal grease, it works on the creality nozzles as it should.
D**P
Is what it says it is
It's grease and must be high temp. So, it's exactly what is says it is. Enough said I guess.
C**E
Dries out and has to be replaced often
It works great for a week or two, but then it dries and the temperature readings fluctuate wildly and the print fails. So then I have to pull out the temperature sensor, remove the dried crusty "grease" and add new grease.
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