What types of nozzles does ToolSource carry?

ToolSource offers a wide variety of nozzles to suit many applications. Our selection includes nozzles for spray guns (HVLP and conventional), welding, watering, vacuum, sandblasting, air guns, grease guns, and more. With over 180 nozzles available, you're sure to find the right one for your needs.

I'm looking for a nozzle for my HVLP spray gun. What should I consider?

When selecting an HVLP spray gun nozzle, consider the material you'll be spraying (paint, primer, clear coat), the desired finish, and the gun's specifications. Nozzle size is crucial for proper atomization and flow rate. Brands like DeVilbiss and Binks are known for their high-quality spray gun nozzles.

Do you carry nozzles for welding applications?

Yes, we offer a selection of welding nozzles. These are designed to direct shielding gas during welding processes like MIG and TIG. When choosing a welding nozzle, consider the type of welding you'll be doing and the size of your welding torch.

What are venturi nozzles used for, and do you carry them?

Venturi nozzles are designed to create a vacuum or increase airflow by constricting a fluid flow. They are commonly used in applications like dust collection, sandblasting, and pneumatic conveying. We carry venturi nozzles suitable for various industrial applications.

I need a nozzle for my air blow gun. What options do you have?

We have a variety of air blow gun nozzles, including standard nozzles, safety nozzles, and specialized nozzles for reaching tight spaces. Look for features like rubber tips to prevent scratching and safety nozzles that reduce the risk of injury. The Performance Tool M586C dual-tip blow gun kit is a popular option.

What should I look for when buying a nozzle for a pressure washer?

When selecting pressure washer nozzles, consider the spray pattern (0°, 15°, 25°, 40°, soap), the pressure rating of your pressure washer, and the quick-connect type. Different spray patterns are suitable for different cleaning tasks, from concentrated blasting to wide-angle rinsing. Some DeWalt pressure washers use quick connect nozzles.

What are grease extrusion nozzles used for?

Grease extrusion nozzles are used with grease guns to apply lubricant to specific points, such as bearings and fittings. They come in various shapes and sizes to access different types of fittings. Consider the type of fitting you'll be lubricating when selecting a grease extrusion nozzle.

What materials are your nozzles made from, and why does it matter?

Our nozzles are made from various materials, including steel, brass, ceramic, and plastic. The material affects the nozzle's durability, resistance to corrosion, and suitability for different applications. For example, steel nozzles are durable and suitable for high-pressure applications, while ceramic nozzles are resistant to abrasion and ideal for sandblasting.