Abrasive Blast Nozzles

Long venturi style nozzles yield about a 40% greater production rate than straight bore nozzles. The internally tapered design of the venturi nozzle accelerates and evenly distributes the abrasive over the entire blast pattern.

The XL Performance nozzles increase abrasive particle velocity, resulting in improved production rates and efficiencies. The XL Performance nozzles will utilize the same air (CFM) requirements as our standard long venturi products for the same given bore size, resulting in lower compressed air operating costs per square foot / meter. These products are produced in our popular lightweight BP200 SiAlON material, helping minimize nozzle weight and overall operator fatigue.

Straight bore nozzles are made for close range spot blasting. With small blast patterns and little overblast, they are good for cleaning small areas: weldments, grillwork, and railings. If your equipment calls for a non-standard nozzle, we can produce it for you. For special needs, contact us.

These nozzles are excellent for getting inside tight places like bridge lattice, behind flanges, or inside pipe. Many operators waste abrasive and time waiting for ricochet to get the job done.

No nozzle tool chest should be without an angle nozzle. These nozzles are available in tungsten carbide, boron carbide, and ROCTEC® featuring long life blast outputs between 0o and 125o relative to the input openings. Available with single, double, triple, or quadruple outlets

The WIN® (Water Induction Nozzle) system is a simple, cost effective solution for high production, wet abrasive blasting that can be used with your existing pressure blast equipment. The system can be used with water from a tap or with rust inhibitors introduced through any simple pump. No special equipment is required. The WIN® system offers the highest performance possible in wet abrasive blasting technology.

There are several sizes of WIN® system nozzles available in either tungsten carbide or BP200 SiAlON liners, with either metric or American threads. All of these nozzles use a standard 1" I.D. blast hose and all can be used as a wet or dry blast nozzle. Water consumption with these nozzles is much less than with other wet blast systems, only 3/4 to 6 quarts per minute depending on the level of dust suppression desired.