CI Air Nozzle for Industrial Applications

What Is a Cast Iron Air Nozzle?

A cast iron air nozzle is a rugged, high-performance component engineered to direct, control, or disperse pressurized air within industrial systems. Manufactured from durable cast iron, these nozzles provide resistance against mechanical wear, thermal stress, and corrosive exposure in heavy-duty environments. Their primary role is to facilitate efficient airflow in processes such as material combustion, cooling, drying, and ventilation.

Built for Industrial Efficiency

We are a company offering robust cast iron air nozzles that play a crucial role in supporting airflow control within critical process systems. These nozzles are widely used for delivering high-velocity air in boilers, furnaces, fluid beds, and other industrial air systems. Their construction ensures stable performance in extreme heat and high-pressure environments, minimizing downtime and optimizing operational efficiency.

Technical Specifications

. Material: Graded cast iron (IS 210 FG 260 / FG 220). Air Pressure Range: Up to 6 bar. Temperature Resistance: Up to 750°C. Connection Type: Flanged or threaded. Nozzle Opening Diameter: 25 mm to 100 mm (custom sizes available). Weight: Varies by size (typically 1.5 kg to 6 kg). Surface Finish: Anti-rust coated or painted

Installation Guidelines

Correct installation ensures optimal nozzle performance and system safety:

• Inspect Connections: Check flanges, threads, or couplings for compatibility.
• Position Correctly: Ensure the airflow direction aligns with the process design.
• Seal Properly: Use gaskets or sealing materials to prevent leakage.
• Tighten Securely: Use torque tools to fasten bolts without damaging the casting.
• Trial Run: Conduct an air test to verify flow rate and performance before full operation.

Maintenance Tips

. Clean nozzle openings regularly to avoid clogging. Inspect for cracks or corrosion after high-heat cycles. Lubricate moving parts (if applicable) to reduce wear. Replace damaged gaskets or seals to prevent leakage. Schedule annual pressure testing for safety compliance

Benefits of Using Cast Iron Air Nozzles