The abrasives-ready neXt G: PT1000 sensor, 320°C+ rating and an RCC-coated all-metal heatbreak, in the Dragon footprint. The Phaetus / DropEffect neXt G Fiber is the black, high-temperature version of the neXt G ultra-high-flow hotend, built for carbon- and glass-filled filaments.
Why this over the standard neXt G?
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PT1000 sensor instead of the 104NT — stable readings past 300°C, and the sensor most high-temperature toolhead boards expect.
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320°C+ rated ceramic heater plate for PET-CF, PA-CF/GF and other engineering filaments.
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RCC-coated all-metal heatbreak — the manufacturer quotes around 100 kg of continuous printing.
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Up to 45 mm³/s with the UHF adapter nut installed, on the same rigid kinematic coupling as the neXt G.
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Dragon footprint — Voron, Creality and other Dragon-style mounts; Prusa MK2/MK3 with the groove-mount adapter.
Specifications
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Model: DropEffect neXt G Fiber, black, 1.75 mm
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Thermistor: PT1000
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Heating temperature: 320°C+
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Heatbreak: RCC-coated all-metal
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Nozzle interface: XG M4 thread (native, the same as the XG Hotend); standard V6 nozzles fit through the included copper-alloy UHF adapter nut
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Included nozzle: hardened steel
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Max flow: up to 45 mm³/s (UHF configuration)
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Filaments: PET-CF, PET-GF, PAHT-CF, PAHT-GF and similar, plus everything the standard neXt G prints
Nozzles and spares
Gotchas
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Nozzle thread is XG M4, not V6. V6 nozzles only fit through the included adapter nut, and there is one nut in the box.
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Firmware for PT1000: set the sensor type before the first heat-up, then PID tune — a 104NT table reads wrong.
- This is the Fiber / PT1000 version; the red neXt G 104NT is the standard-thermistor one.
- Check toolhead clearance for the heater and sensor leads on compact mounts.
