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3D Printer Hotend Database
Discover, compare and understand hotends. Filter by brand, flow category and material support, then open a product page for full specs, compatibility and a DodoScore breakdown.
9 hotends
- E3DHigh Flow
Revo High Flow
No-set-screw nozzle in a high-flow all-metal hotend
- Temp
- 300°C
- Flow
- 30 mm³/s
- Weight
- 22 g
- Mount
- V6
90/100$$ 
E3DStandardV6
The classic all-metal workhorse hotend
- Temp
- 300°C
- Flow
- 16 mm³/s
- Weight
- 25 g
- Mount
- V6
88/100$
Micro SwissStandardAll-Metal Hotend MK8
Drop-in all-metal upgrade for Creality
- Temp
- 285°C
- Flow
- 14 mm³/s
- Weight
- 18 g
- Mount
- MK8
78/100$$- Micro SwissHigh Flow
NG Hotend
High-flow drop-in with thermal filament sensor
- Temp
- 285°C
- Flow
- 30 mm³/s
- Weight
- 35 g
- Mount
- MK8
84/100$$ - PhaetusStandard
Dragon Standard
Ultra-light bi-metal dragon
- Temp
- 300°C
- Flow
- 22 mm³/s
- Weight
- 16 g
- Mount
- V6
85/100$ - PhaetusHigh Flow
Rapido 2 HF
High flow chameleon-hotend, carbon fiber capable
- Temp
- 350°C
- Flow
- 35 mm³/s
- Weight
- 27 g
- Mount
- Voron
92/100$$ - PhaetusHigh Flow
Rapido HF
The high-flow hotend that caught the Voron wave
- Temp
- 350°C
- Flow
- 32 mm³/s
- Weight
- 28 g
- Mount
- Voron
87/100$$ 
Slice EngineeringStandardMosquito
Premium precision, Swiss-made for performance
- Temp
- 350°C
- Flow
- 22 mm³/s
- Weight
- 23 g
- Mount
- V6
88/100$$$- TrianglelabHigh Flow
CHC Pro
Volcano-flavoured rapid hotend
- Temp
- 300°C
- Flow
- 28 mm³/s
- Weight
- 30 g
- Mount
- V6
82/100$
About the hotend database
This library currently covers 9 of the most-used hotends across 5 brands (Standard, High Flow). Decisions on an upgrade often come down to flow, max temperature, weight and mount type — every tracked hotend documents those with official sources so you can pick a high-flow hotend for fast printing, an all-metal head for engineering materials, or a drop-in for your stock printer.
AnHot does not fabricate specifications: metrics come from manufacturer pages, official manuals and the maker community, with sources listed on each product page.