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kennametal win water induction nozzle

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Description

kennametal win water induction nozzleThe Kennametal WIN Water Induction Nozzle System is a wet blasting system with a tungsten carbide liner. Water is added directly to the blast stream at the nozzle, significantly reducing dust formation during blasting. A separate wet blasting machine is not required. The water flow is connected through a low pressure connection from a tap or pump and can be controlled with the on off valve at the nozzle without interrupting blasting. Water consumption

The Kennametal WIN™ Water Induction Nozzle System is a wet blasting system with a tungsten carbide liner. Water is added directly to the blast stream at the nozzle, significantly reducing dust formation during blasting. A separate wet blasting machine is not required.

The water flow is connected through a low-pressure connection from a tap or pump and can be controlled with the on/off valve at the nozzle without interrupting blasting. Water consumption ranges from 0.7 to 6 litres per minute, depending on the required level of dust suppression. Rust inhibitors can also be added via a pump to help limit flash rust on freshly blasted steel surfaces.

The tungsten carbide liner provides reliable service life when used with mineral abrasives and aluminium silicate. This WIN™ version has an aluminium body with 1-1/4" NPSM aluminium thread. Suitable for connection to a 25 mm (1") blast hose.

The complete system consists of the WIN™ hose, rubber washer, 3/4-NH brass water inlet and on/off valve. For a lighter version, the BP200 WIN™ SiAlON is available. For 50 mm nozzle holders, the WIN™ 50 mm is the matching version.

Key features

  • Water induction at the nozzle for effective dust suppression during blasting
  • Can be used with existing blasting equipment; no separate wet blasting machine required
  • Water consumption: 0.7–6 litres per minute
  • Suitable for use with rust inhibitors via pump
  • Tungsten carbide liner for reliable service life
  • Suitable for blast hose with 25 mm (1") inside diameter
  • 1-1/4" NPSM aluminium thread
  • Complete system with WIN™ hose, rubber washer, 3/4-NH water inlet and on/off valve

Available sizes & lengths
Available in bore sizes #3, #4, #5, #6, #7 and #8. Nozzle length increases with bore size.

Note: this version has 1-1/4" NPSM thread. Many blasting systems use 50 mm nozzle holders. Check the connection or choose the 50 mm version if required.

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