50W Heater Cartridge

The electrical heating elements of a cartridge heater are cylindrical. Their watt density can reach 63W/cm2 and their operating temperature can reach 800°C (1472°F) in a stainless steel sheath. While most cartridge heaters are used to heat solids like injection presses, heating plates, and other tools, they can also be used to heat water or gases under certain conditions. widely used in the automotive, food processing, and other industries to make rubber and plastic parts.

Pump up the power with a high power density 50W 3D printer heater cartridge. 

Available in 24V and 12V heater cartridge variations with different connector options.

24V - Ferrules:

Hardcore 321SS cartridge improves longevity and durability

22 mm long

Diameter sized to fit into a 6 mm H7 tolerance hole

Ferrule leads are 2 m in length

50W power output

23 AWG wires

12V - Molex MicroFit 3.0 connectors:

Hardcore 321SS cartridge improves longevity and durability

22 mm long

Diameter sized to fit into a 6 mm H7 tolerance hole

Comes with 1.2 m extension cables

50W power output

20 AWG wires

Like upgrading the engine in your car, suddenly an unsuspecting machine can compete with the top of the line. The 50W Heater Cartridge takes your 3D printer and opens a whole new world of engineering-grade plastics that other off-the-shelf desktop printers can’t come close to.* Things like Nylon, Ultem, PEEK, and other plastics you always wanted to use for molds, medical devices, end use parts, or automotive components are now within your reach.

Take the raw power of your 3D printer to the next level with a simple plug and play modification. Designed for effortless use, implementation, and reliability. We use 1.2 meter cables that make it easy to reach the control board of even the largest printer.

Do you want to see your unsuspecting printer churn out engineering-grade plastics without breaking a sweat?

Use in conjunction with Boron Nitride Paste for the highest accuracy results.

Leads can be cut to length to accommodate your printer's connector. 

*Some 3D desktop printers are capped at a certain temperature for safety reasons, and the manufacturer won't lift it. Check with your printer model to see if it allows you to print at your desired temperature.