KTA NOG (Nozzle Orifice Gage)
$95.00 Original price was: $95.00.$69.99Current price is: $69.99.
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KTA NOG (Needle Orifice Gage)
The KTA NOG measures the orifice size of an abrasive blast cleaning nozzle. This nozzle orifice gage can be used to monitor nozzle wear that can result in lower blast pressure, higher air volume demand (CFM), and/or decreased efficiency. Equipped with each NOG is a small black marker located in the cap, a leather carrying case with an additional pouch for a spare marker, and set of instructions for easy use of the gage. Also, the NOG has thoroughly etched laser markings for clear visibility and a larger handle for easy gripping with gloves on.
Once inserted through the back end of the blast nozzle and twisted, the gauge is removed and the nozzle opening is revealed by correlating the etching of the black marker to the scale on the gage (1/4″ to 5/8″). Air consumption (CFM @ 100 psi) is also indicated.
Each NOG comes with a Certificate of Conformance at no additional cost!
| Weight | 0.4 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 9.5 × 3 × 3 in |
| Brand | KTA Tator |
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