Semiconductor Nozzle TYZ-111

Semiconductor Electric Nozzle TYZ-111 The front end of this nozzle is crafted with a special semiconductor-glazed ceramic. When high-voltage DC pulses are applied, electronic breakdown and electric sparks are produced right at that ceramic tip. It's pretty remarkable—a design that seems to deliver consistent performance no matter what the environment brings Looking closer at its makeup, you'll mostly find high alumina ceramic, along with a touch of high-temperature alloy and glass adhesive. There is also a layer of semiconductor ceramic in play, all working together to stand up to heavy use Its build comes as a single piece made from stainless steel. To seal it tight against heat and pressure, high-temperature glass adhesive is used throughout Fitting this component is straightforward thanks to the threaded design. Just twist it into place On the topic of heat—this thing doesn’t shy away. It handles a wide range, from well below freezing all the way up to extremely high temperatures. For brief stretches, it can even take the kind of heat that most equipment would steer clear of The discharge hits a pretty solid voltage window, and the nozzle keeps its cool under a great deal of pneumatic pressure All in all, it's a tough build meant for harsh and unpredictable settings—the kind of part where details really do matter

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