ATSDX TC Long Venturi Nozzles

Tungsten Carbide Long Venturi Nozzle with Aluminium Jacket

The ATSD(X) range comprises of Tungsten Carbide lined long venturi nozzles with Aluminum Jackets. Tungsten Carbide is the liner material of choice for the majority of contractors due to long life and impact resistance – the Aluminum Jacket adds to the rugged character of the nozzle. Long venturi nozzles are used in standard applications in which the blaster operates at a distance of more than 30 cm (or 12”) from the surface.

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    Product description

    The ATSD nozzle has a 25 mm (1”) inlet and the ATJDX has a 32 mm (1¼”) inlet – both are available with a standard large thread (/50) or fine thread.

    Airblast high velocity venturi style nozzles have been designed to maximize blast cleaning rates and provide uni- form abrasive distribution. The venturi design accelerates the air / abrasive mix as it exits the nozzle providing additional momentum – this can increase productivity and reduce abrasive consumption by up to 40% when com- pared with straight bore nozzles.

    Airblast offers a full selection of nozzles with various orifice sizes, nozzle lengths, insert and liner materials. Contact Airblast to discuss which nozzle is most suitable for your specific application.

    ATSD(X) - Tungsten Carbide Long Venturi Nozzles with Aluminium jacket

    Part no.DescriptionOrificeLengthInlet
    2001000ATSD–3 TC Nozzle with fine thread4,8 mm135 mm25 mm
    2002000ATSD–4 TC Nozzle with fine thread6,4 mm135 mm25 mm
    2003000ATSD–5 TC Nozzle with fine thread8,0 mm145 mm25 mm
    2004000ATSD–6 TC Nozzle with fine thread9,5 mm170 mm25 mm
    2005000ATSD–7 TC Nozzle with fine thread11,0 mm200 mm25 mm
    2006000ATSD–8 TC Nozzle with fine thread13,0 mm230 mm25 mm
    2007000ATSDX–4 TC Nozzle with fine thread6,4 mm135 mm32 mm
    2008000ATSDX–5 TC Nozzle with fine thread8,0 mm145 mm32 mm
    2009000ATSDX–6 TC Nozzle with fine thread9,5 mm170 mm32 mm
    2010000ATSDX–7 TC Nozzle with fine thread11,0 mm200 mm32 mm
    2011000ATSDX–8 TC Nozzle with fine thread13,0 mm230 mm32 mm
    2012000ATSDX–10 TC Nozzle with fine thread16,0 mm230 mm32 mm
    2013000ATSDX–12 TC Nozzle with fine thread19,0 mm230 mm32 mm
    2014000ATSD–3/50 TC Nozzle with large thread4,8 mm135 mm25 mm
    2015000ATSD–4/50 TC Nozzle with large thread6,4 mm135 mm25 mm
    2016000ATSD–5/50 TC Nozzle with large thread8,0 mm145 mm25 mm
    2017000ATSD–6/50 TC Nozzle with large thread9,5 mm170 mm25 mm
    2018000ATSD–7/50 TC Nozzle with large thread11,0 mm200 mm25 mm
    2019000ATSD–8/50 TC Nozzle with large thread13,0 mm230 mm25 mm
    2020000ATSDX–4/50 TC Nozzle with large thread6,4 mm135 mm32 mm
    2021000ATSDX–5/50 TC Nozzle with large thread8,0 mm145 mm32 mm
    2022000ATSDX–6/50 TC Nozzle with large thread9,5 mm170 mm32 mm
    2023000ATSDX–7/50 TC Nozzle with large thread11,0 mm200 mm32 mm
    2024000ATSDX–8/50 TC Nozzle with large thread13,0 mm230 mm32 mm
    2025000ATSDX–10/50 TC Nozzle with large thread16,0 mm230 mm32 mm
    2026000ATSDX–12/50 TC Nozzle with large mm thread19,0 mm230 mm32 mm

    The standard size thread of the nozzle is 50 mm, which is indicated by /50 in the Airblast article, without this indication the nozzle has a fine thread of 41 mm.

    Nozzle pressure / Nozzle diameter guide

    ORIFICE
    (mm) (“)
    60
    PSI
    4.2
    BAR
    70
    PSI
    4.9
    BAR
    80
    PSI
    5.6
    BAR
    90
    PSI
    6.3
    BAR
    100
    PSI
    7.0
    BAR
    120
    PSI
    8.5
    BAR
    5.0 mm 3/16”30.0
    171.0
    7
    0.85
    77.00
    5.3
    33.0
    196.0
    8
    0.93
    89.00
    5.6
    38.0
    216.0
    9
    1.08
    96.00
    6.4
    41.0
    238.0
    10
    1.16
    108.00
    7.1
    45.0
    264.0
    10
    1.27
    120.00
    7.5
    58.0
    375.0
    12
    1.64
    170.00
    9.0
    Air
    Abrasive
    Power
    CFM
    Lbs./hr. hp
    m³/min KG/hr. * kw
    6,5 mm 4/16”54.0
    312.0
    12
    1.53
    141.00
    9.0
    61.0
    354.0
    14
    1.73
    160.00
    10.1
    68.0
    408.0
    16
    1.93
    185.00
    11.6
    74.0
    448.0
    17
    2.10
    203.00
    12.4
    81.0
    494.0
    18
    2.29
    224.00
    13.5
    105.0
    660.0
    22
    2.97
    300.00
    16.2
    Air
    Abrasive
    Power
    CFM
    Lbs./hr. hp
    m³/min KG/hr. * kw
    8.0 mm 5/16”89.0
    534.0
    20
    2.52
    242.00
    15.0
    101.0
    604.0
    23
    2.86
    274.00
    19.1
    113.0
    672.0
    26
    3.20
    305.00
    20.2
    126.0
    740.0
    28
    3.57
    335.00
    21.0
    137.0
    850.0
    31
    3.88
    385.00
    22.9
    160.0
    1.050.0
    37
    4.53
    476.00
    27.5
    Air
    Abrasive
    Power
    CFM
    Lbs./hr. hp
    m³/min KG/hr. * kw

    Chart shows calculated consumption rates of air and abrasive for new nozzles. When slecting a compressor add 50% to above figures to allow for normal nozzle wear and friction loss.

    * Based on abrasive density of 1,5 kgs. per liter.

    NOTE: Figures may vary depending upon working conditions. To maintain desired air pressure as nozzle orifice wears, air consumption increases.

    The effects of nozzle wear on air consumption must be considered when selecting nozzles and the compressors that support them.

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