Long Boron Carbide Nozzle

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Long Boron Carbide Nozzle Specification

Pattern Dimensions
Long venturi for wide spray pattern

Air Consumption
Varies with nozzle size: typically 20-45 CFM

Capacity
Continuous, heavy-duty industrial use

Operating Pressure
Up to 12 bar (174 psi)

Diameter
Outer diameter approx. 25-30 mm

Surface Treatment
Machined finish, corrosion-resistant

Thread size
1-1/4 BSP or as specified

Air Inlet
Standard threaded connection (1-1/4 or 32mm BSP thread)

Pressure
Up to 12 bar (174 psi)

Product Type
Long Boron Carbide Nozzle

Material
Boron Carbide with Aluminium Alloy Holder

Metals Type
Aluminium holder

Usage
Abrasive blasting, sandblasting

Size
Multiple sizes available (commonly 6mm, 8mm, 10mm bore)

Weight
Approx. 150-250 grams

Compatible Media
All abrasive media including steel grit, glass bead, aluminium oxide

Breakage Resistance
High (impact and wear resistant)

Density
2.52 g/cm3 (Boron Carbide)

Nozzle Length
Approx. 100-150 mm

Hardness
>2600 Knoop (Boron Carbide)

Corrosion Resistance
Excellent

Color
Metallic body with blue protective jacket

Internal Profile
Venturi

Service Life
5-10 times higher than tungsten carbide nozzles

Working Temperature
Up to 200C

Long Boron Carbide Nozzle About

Grab Yours now - the Long Boron Carbide Nozzle brings commanding performance to every abrasive blasting application! Experience terrific longevity with a service life 5-10 times higher than tungsten carbide nozzles and enjoy instant savings due to fewer replacements. This best-in-class nozzle (approx. 100-150 mm) is engineered from tough Boron Carbide, with a metallic body, blue protective jacket, high breakage resistance, and a machined finish. Buy online and enjoy compatibility with all abrasive media, excellent corrosion resistance, and outstanding impact durability for industrial heavy-duty use.

Optimized for Specific and General Cleaning Uses

The Long Boron Carbide Nozzle excels in both targeted abrasive blasting and general surface preparation. Engineered for continuous heavy-duty use, it efficiently delivers abrasive media through its long Venturi profile, producing a broad, uniform spray. Its robust Boron Carbide and aluminium alloy construction ensure superior hardness and breakage resistance. Designed for sandblasting, shot peening, and cleaning various surfaces, this nozzle performs reliably under pressures up to 12 bar, making it suitable for both precise and large-scale industrial applications.

Certifications, Export Markets & Payment Terms

Our Long Boron Carbide Nozzle adheres to stringent quality certifications, ensuring reliability and professionalism for each shipment. We serve global markets, with principal exports to regions seeking the best in industrial-grade sandblasting components. Flexible payment terms are available upon order confirmation. Delivery options are tailored to customer needs, with quick dispatch and tracking. For exchanges or concerns, our responsive customer support ensures a hassle-free process, making your purchase smooth from payment through to timely delivery.

FAQ's of Long Boron Carbide Nozzle:

Q: How does the Long Boron Carbide Nozzle enhance abrasive blasting operations?

A: The Long Boron Carbide Nozzle uses a precision-engineered Venturi profile to create a wide and uniform spray, maximizing blasting efficiency and reducing process time for both specific and general cleaning tasks.

Q: What are the main benefits of choosing Boron Carbide over tungsten carbide nozzles?

A: Boron Carbide offers superior hardness (>2600 Knoop), resulting in a service life 5-10 times longer than tungsten carbide. It also boasts excellent corrosion and breakage resistance, ensuring consistent performance and cost savings over time.

Q: Where can the Long Boron Carbide Nozzle be used?

A: This nozzle is ideal for diverse industries including shipyards, construction, and metal fabrication, and is suitable for all abrasive blasting media such as steel grit, glass bead, and aluminium oxide.

Q: What is the process for installing and maintaining the nozzle?

A: Installation is straightforward with the standard threaded (1-1/4 BSP) connection. Maintenance is minimal due to its high wear resistance, but regular checks are recommended for optimal longevity and performance.

Q: When should I consider replacing my Boron Carbide Nozzle?

A: Though designed for long service, nozzles should be replaced when significant wear or changes in spray pattern occur, typically after extended heavy-duty use.

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