Straight Hole Boron Carbide Nozzle Hot Press With Aluminum Jacket

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Straight Hole Boron Carbide Nozzle Hot Press With Aluminum Jacket

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March 13, 2020

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สรุป: Discover the Hot Press Boron Carbide Straight Hole Blasting Nozzle with Aluminum Jacket, designed for high-performance sandblasting. This nozzle features a simple structure with converging and straight sections, ideal for low spray intensity applications. Made from boron carbide, it offers exceptional hardness, wear resistance, and resistance to acids and high temperatures. Perfect for replacing traditional materials like tungsten carbide and silicon carbide.

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Simple structure with converging and straight sections for efficient sandblasting.
Made from boron carbide for high hardness and excellent wear resistance.
Resistant to acids, bases, and extreme temperatures (melting point 2450℃).
Available in various sizes: 35*20*8, 45*20*8, 60*20*8, 80*20*8, 82*21*8.
Density ≥2.48g/cm³ and micro hardness ≥3500kgf/mm² for durability.
Suitable for replacing nozzles made from tungsten carbide, silicon carbide, and other materials.
Ideal for low spray intensity and narrow closed structures in sandblasting machines.
Versatile applications in agricultural irrigation, urban greening, and precision machining.

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What are the key advantages of using boron carbide nozzles?

Boron carbide nozzles offer high hardness, excellent wear resistance, and resistance to acids, bases, and extreme temperatures, making them more durable than traditional materials like tungsten carbide or silicon carbide.
What sizes are available for the boron carbide straight hole nozzles?

The nozzles are available in standard sizes: 35*20*8, 45*20*8, 60*20*8, 80*20*8, and 82*21*8, catering to various sandblasting needs.
Can these nozzles be used in high-temperature environments?

Yes, boron carbide nozzles have a melting point of 2450℃ and are highly resistant to both high and low temperatures, making them suitable for extreme conditions.