EXAIR - Super Air Nozzle Clusters Provide High Blowing Force

The Super Air Nozzle Clusters use a series of EXAIR's Super Air Nozzles for combined blowing power.  The engineered nozzles maximise entrained airflow and force while reducing compressed air use and noise.  Super Air Nozzle Clusters are available with four, seven or twelve Super Air Nozzles.  At full pressure of 80 PSIG, the have an air consumption of 56, 98 and 168 SCFM while providing extremely strong blowing force of 3.2, 5.7 and 9.8 pounds (1.451, 2.585 and 4.445 kgs).

The Super Air Nozzles have a zinc aluminium alloy construction and are attached to an aluminium body.  They are suited for rugged industrial applications where temperatures can reach 70°C (158°F).  The airflow that exits the nozzles cannot be blocked, which meets OSHA standard 29 CFR 1910.242(b).  The noise levels meet OSHA's maximum allowable noise exposure standard 29 CFR 1910.95(a).  Applications include part ejection, parts cleaning, chip removal, part drying, liquid blowoff and cooling hot parts.
 

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The Super Air Nozzle Clusters use a series of EXAIR's Super Air Nozzles for combined blowing power.  The engineered nozzles maximise entrained airflow and force while reducing compressed air use and noise.  Super Air Nozzle Clusters are available with four, seven or twelve Super Air Nozzles.  At full pressure of 80 PSIG, the have an air consumption of 56, 98 and 168 SCFM while providing extremely strong blowing force of 3.2, 5.7 and 9.8 pounds (1.451, 2.585 and 4.445 kgs).

The Super Air Nozzles have a zinc aluminium alloy construction and are attached to an aluminium body.  They are suited for rugged industrial applications where temperatures can reach 70°C (158°F).  The airflow that exits the nozzles cannot be blocked, which meets OSHA standard 29 CFR 1910.242(b).  The noise levels meet OSHA's maximum allowable noise exposure standard 29 CFR 1910.95(a).  Applications include part ejection, parts cleaning, chip removal, part drying, liquid blowoff and cooling hot parts.
 

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