Patented Bondtech CHT internal geometry: Increases surface area for improved heat transfer and higher flow rates
Compatible with multiple hotends: Works with Creality, Ender, Bambu Lab, Anycubic, and more
Enhanced layer adhesion: Produces stronger, more reliable parts with better finish
Consistent high-speed printing: Delivers faster print speeds without sacrificing quality
Durable metal construction: Ensures long-lasting performance and reliability
Summarized by Shop
Unlock the next generation of high-flow printing with the Microswiss Hyper-CHT™ Nozzle. Engineered with a special internal geometry that creates a large amount of surface area, it improves heat transfer and boosts flow rates by up to 95%. Built to push performance further than ever before.
Powered by patented Bondtech CHT technology, the
Nozzle Size
0.8 mm
Material
Metal
Color
Silver
Compatible Filament
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Pattern
Solid
Nozzle Thread Type
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Summarized by Shop
4.6
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HYPER-CHT Centauri Carbon
Replaced a regular(?) CHT with the new HYPER-CHT and so far its been flawless with very consistent prints and zero complaints... i did have a couple clogs w the regular CHT(minor) and hoping this new design will be less likely to clog and/or easier to probe clean... very happy so far though!
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ToxxikHalo · 13 days ago
This Nozzel is scary Good
Just slapped the Hyper-CHT .4 in and started calibrating. I was running the CHT .4 nozzel. K1 Max with DXC extruder. I'm averaging 30 MM/s with the CHT running ABS. I'm on my third MVF calibation because the first two never reached the limit. Ok the final numbers are in my Max Volumetric Flow with the Hyper-CHT running Eryone ABS + is 65 mm/s. Unreal. i'm looking forward to this thing. And i haven't even tried the .6 yet. We got a winner here.
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Joshua · August 26, 2026
Vastly improved by prints
When paired with a DXC2 extruder, this nozzle produces the best print I’ve had in the entire time I’ve owned the printer I will be purchasing more of these nozzles. They have produced better results than any other micro Swiss nozzle I have used and I’ve tried all of them.