Name: Tube Cutting Nozzle Dia-15
Brand: TriQuench
SKU: 6a29282d12c2c7ebaf0574f5
Price: 249 INR
Availability: InStock

Question 1

Is this nozzle suitable for pipe cutting machines?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it is specially designed for tube and pipe laser cutting.

Question 2

What materials can be cut using this nozzle?

Accepted Answer

It supports steel, stainless steel, and metal tube cutting.

Question 3

What is a Dia-15 tube/pipe cutting nozzle used for?

Accepted Answer

It's fitted to fiber laser tube and pipe cutting heads to direct the assist gas precisely onto round or profile metal tubing, keeping the cut edge clean and preventing dross buildup during tube laser processing.

Question 4

What are the exact dimensions of this nozzle?

Accepted Answer

Diameter 15mm, height 19.5mm, with an M8 thread for direct head mounting.

Question 5

What caliber size should I choose?

Accepted Answer

This nozzle is available in calibers from 1mm to 6mm. Smaller calibers (1-2mm) give a smoother, more precise cut at slower speed; larger calibers (3mm+) cut faster but leave a rougher edge — pick based on your tube wall thickness and desired finish.

Question 6

Is this a single-layer or double-layer nozzle?

Accepted Answer

Single-layer nozzles are typically used with nitrogen for stainless steel, aluminium, and brass tube cutting; double-layer nozzles are used with oxygen for faster carbon steel cutting.

Question 7

What metals and tube types can this nozzle cut?

Accepted Answer

It supports mild steel, stainless steel, and general metal tube/pipe cutting on fiber laser systems, for round, square, and profile tubing.

Question 8

How long does a laser tube cutting nozzle typically last before replacement?

Accepted Answer

Nozzle life depends on cutting hours, material, and gas pressure, but regular inspection is recommended — a worn or misaligned nozzle is one of the most common causes of poor cut quality and lens damage.

Question 9

How do I know if I need a Dia-15 nozzle versus other sizes like Dia-28 or Dia-32?

Accepted Answer

Nozzle diameter must match your laser head's mounting port — check your head's OEM spec sheet or send us your head model/brand and we'll confirm the right size for you.