Westward
Westward 10Z919 Carbide Nozzle Kit 3/16 in 13 mm 35 mm 6.2 cfm
Carbide nozzle kit for siphon-feed blasting with a 3/16 in inner diameter, 13 mm tip, 35 mm length and 6.2 cfm maximum air flow
- TypeSanders
- MaterialTungsten Carbide
- Tungsten carbide material resists wear during heavy blasting
- 3/16 inch inner diameter directs abrasive flow precisely
- Tapered shape focuses stream for consistent surface finish
- 2 cfm maximum air flow matches compressor capacity
- Compatible with model 10Z917 for direct replacement
Tungsten Carbide Nozzle Kit
The Westward 10Z919 kit supplies a tapered carbide nozzle for siphon-feed abrasive blasting. Its 3/16 in inner diameter and 6.2 cfm maximum air flow suit light-duty surface preparation and cleaning tasks. The 35 mm overall length fits compact blast guns used in automotive and workshop environments. Tungsten carbide construction resists wear from common abrasive media.
Included Air Jet and Compatibility
An air jet is bundled with the nozzle to complete the siphon-feed circuit. The kit is confirmed compatible with manufacturer model 10Z917 and Grainger part 10Z917. No additional fittings or adapters are mentioned in the data. Buyers using other gun bodies must verify fit independently.
Capacity and Limits
The 13 mm tip outer diameter and 5 mm base outer diameter define the spray pattern envelope. At 6.2 cfm maximum air flow the nozzle handles light rust removal, paint stripping and glass etching. It will not sustain high-volume production blasting or aggressive media such as steel grit. Users needing higher throughput or larger pattern coverage require a different nozzle size.
Highlights
- Tungsten carbide material resists wear during heavy blasting
- 3/16 inch inner diameter directs abrasive flow precisely
- Tapered shape focuses stream for consistent surface finish
- 2 cfm maximum air flow matches compressor capacity
- Compatible with model 10Z917 for direct replacement
Specifications
| Type | Sanders |
|---|---|
| Brand | Westward |
| Model | 10Z919 |
| Material | Tungsten Carbide |
Questions about this item
How often will the tungsten carbide nozzle tip need replacing under normal abrasive blasting?
Tungsten carbide resists wear far longer than ceramic or steel tips; replacement is only needed when the 3/16 in bore visibly enlarges or the air jet degrades, typically after many hours of siphon-feed blasting.
What limits continuous run time on the 10Z919 nozzle kit?
The 6.2 cfm maximum air flow rating is the first constraint; exceeding it causes pressure drop and uneven abrasive delivery, so the compressor must sustain at least that volume.
How much heat and noise does the 10Z919 generate during all-day siphon blasting?
The carbide body itself adds negligible heat; noise and thermal load come from the air compressor and abrasive impact, not the 35 mm long tapered nozzle.
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