130 mm Long Venturi Type Carbide Thread Nozzle

• Customization: Available
• Application: Agricultural Spraying, Chemical, Chemical Processing, Cooling and Humidifying, Industrial Cleaning
• Material: Boron Carbide
• Model NO.: Customized
• Nozzle Size: Customized
• Pressure Range: 150-200 PSI
• Spray Angle: Various
• Spray Pattern: Spraying
• Transport Package: in Carton
• Specification: As per request
• Trademark: MJM
• Origin: China

Product Description

130 mm Long Venturi Type Carbide Thread Nozzle

Our boron carbide nozzle is made from high quality boron carbide material. The nozzle boasts an exceptional hardness and wear resistance, ensuring a long service life even in demanding environments.
 
The threaded nozzle design makes it easy to install and replace, providing a hassle-free user experience. The boron carbide nozzle features a smooth inner surface that allows for a consistent and precise flow of abrasive materials, resulting in superior cutting performance.
 
Whether you are working with waterjet cutting machines, sandblasting equipment, or other abrasive blasting applications, our boron carbide nozzle is the perfect choice. Its excellent wear resistance and high compressive strength make it suitable for a wide range of abrasive materials, including sand, garnet, and glass beads.
 
Our boron carbide nozzle is available in various sizes and bore diameters to suit different applications and equipment requirements. Whether you need a small, medium, or large bore carbide nozzle, we have you covered. For more information about our carbide products, please click

Approximate Service Life in Hours

Nozzle Material	Steel Shot	Sand	Aluminum Oxide
Tungsten carbide	500-800	300-400	20-40
silicon carbide	500-800	300-400	50-100
Boron Carbide	1500-2500	750-1500	200-1000

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