Sand Blasting Spares
Boron Carbide Venturi Nozzle 5.5 mm
| Type | Sand / shot blasting spare |
|---|---|
| Fitment | Confirm make & model |
| Material | As per drawing / OEM |
| MOQ | 1 pc |
| Warranty | As applicable |
| Availability | Confirmed on enquiry |
| Delivery | Domestic & export |
- Tested before dispatch
- Demo / site visit
- Installation support
- GST invoice
Sizes & Price
Compare size and fitment — then get the best price.
| Size | Fits | Material | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| StandardPopular | Common models | As specified | Replacement | |
| Heavy duty | Production lines | As specified | Long life |
Specifications
Technical details for planning, quotation and supply.
| Product | Boron Carbide Venturi Nozzle 5.5 mm |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Boron Carbide Venturi Nozzle |
| Bore Size | 5.5 mm |
| Nozzle Material | Boron Carbide (BC) |
| Nozzle Type | Venturi (Converging-Diverging) |
| Compatible Equipment | Standard sand blasting pots and cabinets |
| Thread Type/Size | To be confirmed based on holder |
| Overall Length | To be confirmed |
| Entry/Exit Diameter | To be confirmed |
| Packing | Industrial packing |
Product description
Details buyers use to confirm grade, use and supply.
Why Boron Carbide for Blasting Nozzles
Boron carbide is one of the hardest materials available for blasting nozzles, second only to diamond. In venturi nozzle designs, the material's extreme hardness translates to superior resistance to abrasive wear, maintaining the critical internal geometry for longer. This means consistent blast velocity and pattern over the nozzle's life, reducing the frequency of replacements and the labor cost of changeovers.
For operations using aggressive media, a BC nozzle is not just a spare part—it is a productivity investment. The venturi shape further enhances performance by maximizing particle exit velocity, which is essential for achieving the required surface profile on steel structures, castings, and fabricated components.
Venturi Nozzle Performance and Selection
The 5.5 mm (approx. 7/32 inch) bore is a common mid-range size, suitable for a wide variety of blasting applications. It provides a good balance between abrasive consumption, air demand (CFM), and cleaning rate. The venturi design accelerates air and media through a converging-diverging internal profile, resulting in a supersonic exit velocity and a tight, powerful blast pattern.
Selecting the correct nozzle bore involves matching it to your compressor's output and the job requirements. A 5.5 mm orifice typically pairs well with a No. 5 or No. 6 blast nozzle holder and is used in both manual and automated blasting cabinets or field blasting pots. Always verify the thread size and holder compatibility before ordering.
About SPA2Z — Boron Carbide Venturi Nozzle Supply
SPA2Z supports industrial blasting operations with a focused range of sand blasting spares, including boron carbide venturi nozzles. We understand that a nozzle is a precision wear part where material grade and dimensional accuracy directly impact your blasting efficiency and operating costs. Our role is to provide clear technical information and a straightforward enquiry process so you can source the correct 5.5 mm BC nozzle with confidence.
Whether you are replacing a worn nozzle, setting up a new blasting line, or looking for a reliable distributor for your abrasive blasting consumables, we are equipped to assist. We help buyers verify thread compatibility, bore size requirements, and material suitability for their specific abrasive media and blasting pressure. Contact us with your equipment details for a competitive quotation on the Boron Carbide Venturi Nozzle 5.5 mm.
Applications
Where these spares are commonly fitted.
Surface Preparation
Achieving surface profiles on steel prior to coating in fabrication and marine applications.
Coating Removal
Aggressive removal of tough coatings, corrosion, and mill scale from industrial equipment.
Foundry Cleaning
Cleaning castings and removing sand or scale in foundry fettling operations.
Maintenance Blasting
General maintenance and repair operations in workshops and on-site by contractors.