Tungsten Carbide Straight Bore Nozzle – 1/2″ Bore, 1-14 NF Thread, 1-5/8″ Length, Poly Jacket

Part Number: 244280
Category: Sandblasting & Abrasive Nozzles
Type: Tungsten Carbide Straight Bore Nozzle – 1/2″ Bore, 1-14 NF Thread, 1-5/8″ Length, Poly Jacket

The 244280 Tungsten Carbide Straight Bore Nozzle is built for high-output abrasive blasting where consistent stream performance and long service life are essential. Featuring a large 1/2″ straight bore, this nozzle delivers a powerful, uniform blast stream ideal for rapid material removal and large-surface coverage. Its premium tungsten carbide liner provides exceptional resistance to abrasive wear, dramatically outlasting ceramic nozzles in demanding industrial environments. The lightweight poly jacket improves handling and reduces operator fatigue, while the 1-14 NF thread and 1-5/8″ body length ensure secure compatibility with standard straight-bore nozzle holders used in professional blasting systems.

Product Specifications

Model: 244280
Material: Tungsten Carbide (Poly Jacket)
Bore Size: 1/2″
Thread: 1-14 NF
Overall Length: 1-5/8″
Profile: Straight Bore
Style: Lightweight Industrial Blast Nozzle
Condition: New

OEM Compatibility

Features & Benefits

• Straight-bore design for a focused, consistent blast stream

• Large 1/2″ bore supports high media flow for faster production

• Tungsten carbide liner for superior wear resistance and extended service life

• Poly jacket minimizes weight and improves operator comfort

• Maintains bore accuracy far longer than ceramic alternatives

• Threaded construction ensures secure installation in compatible holders

Applications

• Industrial abrasive blasting

• Large-area surface preparation and coating removal

• Maintenance and fabrication environments

• OEM replacement in compatible blast systems

• Jobs requiring powerful, consistent blasting performance

Important Notes

• Verify bore size (1/2″), thread type (1-14 NF), and overall length (1-5/8″) before ordering

• Designed for straight-bore nozzle holders

• Actual service life varies based on abrasive type, air pressure, and duty cycle