Self-Rotating, Tube Cleaning Nozzles feature 20,000 psi max pressure.
August 4, 2011 -
Typhoon(TM)10 series self-rotating tube cleaning nozzles are available for tubes with diameters of at least 0.75 in. Respectively rated for max operating pressures of up to 20,000 and 15,000 psi, models RPN 2020 and 1520 both rotate at 7,000 rpm, with max flow of 20 gpm, and feature proprietary seal design that minimizes leakage. In total, Typhoon(TM) series includes 7 self-rotating nozzles for tube diameters from 0.625-50 in. and flows from from 9-60 gpm.
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Original Press release
NLB Corporation
29830 Beck Rd.
Wixom, MI, 48393 2824
USA
NLB Introduces 20,000 psi and 15,000 psi Self-Rotating Nozzles
WIXOM, MICH... NLB has introduced two new Typhoon(TM)10 series self-rotating tube cleaning nozzles for tubes with diameters of at least 0.75 inches. The RPN 2020 is rated for a maximum operating pressure of 20,000 psi and the RPN 1520 for up to 15,000 psi.
Both new models rotate at 7,000 rpm, with maximum flow of 20 gpm. Both feature the latest NLB seal design that reduces leakage by 50 percent.
The Typhoon(TM) series now includes seven self-rotating nozzles, for tube diameters from 0.625 inches to 50 inches. Pressures range from 15,000 psi to 24,000 psi and flows from 9 gpm to 60 gpm.
NLB Corp. (www.nlbcorp.com), a global leader in high-pressure and ultra-high pressure water jet systems, manufactures a full line of quality water jetting pump units and accessories for contractor and industrial uses. Applications include tube and pipe cleaning, product removal, surface preparation, pavement marking and rubber removal, tank cleaning, tube bundle cleaning, concrete hydrodemolition, concrete and pipe cutting, and more.
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TM series cleaning nozzles
I would like to know the cost for these rotating heads. Do you make one that can be connected to air compressor when water access is an issue?
By Bill Boetticher on Apr 14, 2012 00:28
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