Sand, Grit, and Shot Blasting
The standard nozzle liner across most abrasive blasting operations, balancing cost and service life for regular production use.
Sand Blasting Spare Parts
From ₹3,000 *
Indicative range: 3K - 20K
Buy tungsten carbide blast nozzles designed for sand, grit, and shot blasting. These wear-resistant nozzles are built to withstand continuous high-pressure abrasive flow and offer a cost-effective, durable alternative to boron carbide and silicon carbide nozzles. Prices typically range from ₹3,000 to ₹20,000, depending on bore size and nozzle design. Request a quote or order the right tungsten carbide nozzle for your blasting application.
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Specifications
| Brand | Airo Shot Blast Equipments |
| Nozzle Material | Tungsten Carbide |
| Outer Jacket | Aluminium / Polyurethane / Rubber |
| Nozzle Design | Straight Bore / Venturi |
| Bore Diameter | 4-12 mm |
| Common Bore Sizes | 5 mm, 6 mm, 8 mm, 10 mm |
| Nozzle Length | Approx. 75–220 mm |
| Inlet Connection | Threaded / Quick Coupling |
| Thread Size | 1-1/4" / 2" |
| Nozzle Holder | Aluminum Nozzle Holder |
| Wear Resistance | High |
Application
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A tungsten carbide nozzle is used in abrasive blasting machines for directing high-velocity abrasive media onto surfaces. It is commonly used for rust removal, paint stripping, surface cleaning, and preparation where durability and wear resistance are required.
The standard nozzle liner across most abrasive blasting operations, balancing cost and service life for regular production use.
Used in general surface preparation work across metal fabrication and finishing industries.
Tungsten carbide's wear resistance also makes it suitable for precision component applications like wire drawing guides, beyond blasting alone.
The rubber-curtain protected design tolerates the lighter, more variable impact conditions typical of construction site work.
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Airo Shot Blast Equipment offers tungsten carbide nozzle for industrial abrasive blasting applications. Choose the suitable nozzle according to your abrasive media, blasting pressure, and application requirements. Contact us for tungsten carbide nozzle price, specifications, availability, and quotation.
Tungsten carbide nozzles are the liner that actually takes the wear in a blasting system. Abrasive media passing through at high pressure erodes a nozzle over time, and the liner material determines how long it lasts before needing replacement. Tungsten carbide is the most widely used liner material for this reason: it provides strong wear resistance at a lower cost than premium alternatives like boron carbide.
A tungsten carbide blast nozzle uses a multi-layer design to protect the tungsten carbide liner itself - a rubber outer curtain absorbs impact and extends the liner's working life, while the carbide core resists the continuous erosion of abrasive media passing through at speed. This combination of strength and impact tolerance makes it well suited to both industrial blasting and lighter-impact site work like construction spot blasting.
Tungsten carbide, silicon carbide, and boron carbide nozzle are the three most common nozzle liner materials. Boron carbide is generally the hardest and most wear-resistant of the three (and the most expensive), silicon carbide falls in the middle, and tungsten carbide offers the most practical balance of durability and cost for most blasting operations - which is why it's the most widely used of the three.
A simple, cylindrical bore suited to spot blasting, construction site work, and jobs where a compact, rugged nozzle matters more than maximum output.
A long, tapered converging entry compresses the air-abrasive mix into a short straight section, then expands it through a diverging exit - this shape increases exit velocity to nearly double that of a straight bore nozzle, which is the force that actually cleans a surface faster. In practice, this design can improve productivity by up to 70% depending on nozzle size and operating pressure, making it the better choice for large-surface work where cleaning speed matters most.
Tungsten nozzle bore size and compressor output need to match, or you won't get the blasting pressure the tungsten carbide sandblasting nozzle is designed for. As a general guide: an 8 mm nozzle is typically matched to an air compressor in the range of 115 CFM, while a 10 mm nozzle needs closer to 209 CFM to generate effective blasting pressure. Undersizing your compressor for the nozzle you're running is one of the most common causes of disappointing cleaning rates in the field.
Tungsten carbide nozzle price ranges from ₹3,000 to ₹20,000, depending on bore diameter, nozzle length, and straight bore vs. Venturi design. Venturi nozzles typically cost more than straight bore nozzles of the same bore size, reflecting their more complex shape and higher output.
We've manufactured blasting equipment in Jodhpur since 2008 - 18 years, 8,000+ units installed, 25+ countries served. On tungsten nozzles specifically:
Airo Shot Blaster is a Manufacturer of tungsten carbide sandblasting nozzle in India at a low price for sale. We also provide sand blasting machines, shot blasting machines, sand blasting cabinets, pressure blasting cabinet, grit blasting machines, dust collectors, metalizing guns, etc.
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Boron carbide is the hardest and most expensive; silicon carbide falls in the middle; tungsten carbide offers the most practical balance of durability and cost, making it the most widely used option.
Ranges from ₹3,000 to ₹20,000, depending on bore size, length, and design. Request a quote for an exact figure.
Service life depends on abrasive type, operating pressure, and usage volume, but the multi-layer design with rubber curtain protection is built to extend liner life well beyond that of an unprotected nozzle.
Yes, provided the bore size and thread/coupling type match your machine - confirm compatibility with our team when ordering.
Roughly 115 CFM for an 8mm nozzle and 209 CFM for a 10mm tungsten carbide blast nozzle, as a general guide - confirm exact requirements for your specific setup.
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