Abrasive flow reducer TA-CB2-114

Description

Abrasive flow reducer TA-CB2-114

Abrasive flow reducer Ta-cb2-114 converts sandblasting nozzles with 3/4″ npsm  male threads for use with nozzle holders with fine 1-1/4″ NPSM threads. this quality product includes a tungsten carbide lead in liner for stepping down abrasive flow from blast hose I.D. to smaller blast cleaning nozzle entrance dimension.

Specifications for  Abrasive flow reducer TA-CB2-114:

Model: TA-CB2-114

Sku: 754112

Male threads (Outer): 1-1/4″ NPSM

Female threads (inner) 3/4″ NPSM

Liner: Tungsten carbide.

Body: Brasss

Useful tips for blast cleaning set up.

Looking to optimize performance of  blast cleaning system?  Take a look at compressor’s air output and how to use available air to select best size of sandblasting nozzle to maximize blast cleaning productivity. Most efficient blast cleaning systems will need sufficient compressed air to supply continually at least 95 to 100 PSI at the blast cleaning nozzle. There are situations where less forceful blast cleaning may be needed using softer abrasives, under these circumstances, a lower nozzle psi might be acceptable.

Effects of a worn nozzle on blast cleaning performance and productivity:

A blast cleaning nozzle is considered worn when the bore size has increased by over 1/16″ over the original (new) nozzle bore size. E.G new nozzle bore size was 1/4″ to has now worn out to 5/16″.  Increased bore size, using same CFM as for original bore size will lead to a nozzle pressure drop. This nozzle pressure drop will mean that there is a loss in impact velocity and surface cleaning/profiling performance.  To increase nozzle pressure, compressor will have to supply more air.  More air means increased cost and can lead to a reduction in productivity for blast system.