Core Application & Target User Demand
These spray system components (matching assembly model NB005.08.00) are specifically designed for industrial cooling, dust suppression, and fluid spray systems, compatible with high-pressure pumps and industrial process equipment. They serve manufacturing, mining, metallurgical, and chemical enterprises, addressing segmented needs of stable fluid delivery, efficient cooling, and leak-proof connection. The parts resolve key pain points like pipeline leakage, joint failure, cooling inefficiency, and fastener loosening, ensuring reliable operation of spray systems and optimizing industrial process performance.
1. Core Spray & Cooling Components
High-efficiency core spray and cooling components form the backbone of the spray system, solving inadequate cooling, uneven spray, and component overheating. Suitable for industrial process cooling/dust suppression, they ensure stable fluid circulation and heat dissipation, comply with industrial thermal management standards, and enhance overall system efficiency.
No. | Product Name | Model/Standard | Material | Main Wear Causes | Damage Prevention Notes |
1 | Spray system assembly | NB005.08.00 | Integrated assembly with mixed materials (steel, rubber, plastic) for industrial spray and cooling applications | 1. Component wear from fluid scouring; 2. Corrosion from chemical media; 3. Joint leakage from vibration-induced loosening. | 1. Inspect system integrity monthly; 2. Use compatible fluids to avoid corrosion; 3. Tighten joints quarterly to prevent leakage. |
2 | Water cooler | GLC3-8 | Stainless steel (304) heat exchange core, carbon steel shell, designed for industrial fluid cooling | 1. Scale buildup on heat exchange surfaces; 2. Corrosion from water impurities; 3. Blockage from debris in cooling fluid. | 1. Descale every 3 months; 2. Filter cooling water to remove impurities; 3. Monitor inlet/outlet temperature to avoid overheating. |
3 | Water tank assembly | HBZ013.08.01.00 | Carbon steel (Q235) with anti-corrosion coating, for fluid storage in spray systems | 1. Corrosion from long-term water storage; 2. Leakage from welding seam fatigue; 3. Contamination-induced internal scaling. | 1. Clean tank interior monthly; 2. Touch up anti-corrosion coating annually; 3. Inspect welding seams for cracks quarterly. |
4 | Spray pipe assembly | NB005.08.04.00 | Stainless steel (304), precision-machined for uniform spray distribution | 1. Clogging from debris in fluid; 2. Wear from abrasive particles; 3. Corrosion from chemical spray media. | 1. Flush pipes weekly to remove debris; 2. Use filtered fluid to reduce abrasion; 3. Apply anti-corrosion treatment for chemical applications. |
2. Pipeline & Joint Components
Durable pipeline and joint components ensure leak-proof fluid delivery in the spray system, solving connection failure, fluid leakage, and pressure loss. Suitable for high-pressure industrial scenarios, they comply with international connection standards, facilitate easy assembly, and maintain stable fluid flow for spray and cooling operations.
No. | Product Name | Model/Standard | Material | Main Wear Causes | Damage Prevention Notes |
1 | Hose assembly | 20491-36-14T/20411-36-14T×1S-14×2500 | NBR inner tube, stainless steel (304) fitting, rubber outer layer for high-pressure fluid delivery | 1. Aging and cracking from long-term pressure; 2. Abrasion from contact with external objects; 3. Damage from excessive bending. | 1. Avoid bending beyond minimum radius; 2. Inspect for cracks monthly; 3. Replace every 18-24 months or if damage occurs. |
2 | Hose assembly | 20411-45-20T/20411-45-20TX1S-20X1500 | NBR inner tube, stainless steel (304) fitting, reinforced rubber for medium-pressure fluid transfer | 1. Leakage from fitting loosening; 2. Swelling from incompatible fluids; 3. Fatigue from repeated pressure cycles. | 1. Tighten fittings before use; 2. Use compatible fluids to avoid swelling; 3. Avoid sudden pressure spikes. |
3 | Hose assembly | 5N-24-20 | NBR inner tube, brass fitting, rubber outer layer for low-to-medium pressure spray systems | 1. Corrosion of brass fittings; 2. Outer layer damage from environmental exposure; 3. Inner tube wear from abrasive fluids. | 1. Apply anti-corrosion grease to fittings; 2. Protect from direct sunlight/chemicals; 3. Filter fluid to reduce abrasion. |
4 | Snap on joint | 5B-32-16HS | Stainless steel (304), quick-connect design for pipeline assembly | 1. Wear of sealing rings; 2. Damage from improper connection; 3. Corrosion from moisture/fluid. | 1. Inspect sealing rings before connection; 2. Avoid forced insertion during assembly; 3. Clean and dry after use. |
5 | Snap on elbow | 1DG9-36-16OG | Stainless steel (304), 90° elbow design for pipeline direction change | 1. Pressure-induced stress at elbow; 2. Wear from fluid scouring; 3. Loosening from system vibration. | 1. Ensure proper alignment during installation; 2. Monitor pressure near elbows; 3. Retighten periodically to prevent loosening. |
6 | Snap on joint | 1CN9-45-20 | Stainless steel (304), high-pressure compatible quick-connect joint | 1. Sealing failure from debris; 2. Wear from repeated connection/disconnection; 3. Corrosion from chemical fluids. | 1. Clean joints before connection; 2. Minimize unnecessary disassembly; 3. Use anti-corrosion treatment for chemical applications. |
7 | Snap on joint | 5N-24-20 | Brass, cost-effective quick-connect joint for low-pressure pipelines | 1. Corrosion of brass material; 2. Sealing ring aging; 3. Damage from over-tightening. | 1. Avoid exposure to saltwater/strong chemicals; 2. Replace sealing rings annually; 3. Tighten to recommended torque. |
8 | Right-angle joint | NB2200G.08.01 | Stainless steel (304), 90° right-angle design for precise pipeline routing | 1. Stress concentration at right angle; 2. Wear from fluid impact; 3. Loosening from vibration. | 1. Install with proper support to reduce stress; 2. Inspect for wear quarterly; 3. Retighten joints regularly. |
9 | Joint | 1CN-36-16 | Stainless steel (304), precision-machined for leak-proof pipeline connection | 1. Thread wear from repeated assembly; 2. Sealing failure from surface damage; 3. Corrosion from environmental moisture. | 1. Clean threads before installation; 2. Apply thread sealant for extra protection; 3. Inspect for corrosion monthly. |
3. Fastening & Sealing Components
High-strength fastening and sealing components ensure stable assembly of spray system parts, solving loosening, leakage, and structural instability. Complying with GB standards, they provide reliable fixation and leak-proof performance, suit harsh industrial environments, and facilitate easy maintenance and replacement.
No. | Product Name | Model/Standard | Material | Main Wear Causes | Damage Prevention Notes |
1 | Bolt M8 | GB/T5782 | Alloy steel (8.8 grade), quenched and tempered, compliant with GB/T5782 for light-load fastening | 1. Thread wear from repeated assembly; 2. Fatigue fracture from vibration; 3. Corrosion from moisture. | 1. Use torque wrenches (25-30N·m); 2. Apply anti-rust grease in wet environments; 3. Replace if threads are stripped. |
2 | Bolt M14×60 | GB/T5782 | Alloy steel (8.8 grade), high-tensile strength for medium-load fixation | 1. Bolt bending from improper alignment; 2. Thread seizure from corrosion; 3. Head damage from tool misuse. | 1. Align holes precisely before installation; 2. Apply anti-seize agent; 3. Use matching hex tools. |
3 | Bolt M16×35 | GB/T5782 | Alloy steel (8.8 grade), suitable for flange and heavy-component fastening | 1. Fatigue from continuous vibration; 2. Corrosion from fluid seepage; 3. Over-tightening leading to deformation. | 1. Tighten to specified torque (65-70N·m); 2. Inspect for corrosion monthly; 3. Replace if bent or damaged. |
4 | Bolt | GB/T5783 | Alloy steel (8.8 grade), compliant with GB/T5783 for general-purpose fastening | 1. Thread wear from repeated use; 2. Corrosion from environmental factors; 3. Fatigue fracture under load. | 1. Clean threads after use; 2. Store in dry areas; 3. Match with appropriate nuts and washers. |
5 | Bolt M16×50 | GB/T5783 | Alloy steel (8.8 grade), long-length bolt for deep-component fixation | 1. Thread damage from debris; 2. Corrosion of exposed threads; 3. Fatigue from vibration-induced stress. | 1. Clean threads before installation; 2. Apply anti-corrosion coating to exposed parts; 3. Retighten quarterly. |
6 | Nut | GB/T6170 | Alloy steel (8.8 grade), compatible with GB/T5782/5783 bolts | 1. Thread wear from repeated assembly; 2. Corrosion leading to locking; 3. Deformation from excessive torque. | 1. Replace nuts when reusing bolts; 2. Clean threads regularly; 3. Match torque with corresponding bolts. |
7 | Nut M16 | GB/6170-2000 | Alloy steel (8.8 grade), compliant with GB/6170-2000 for M16 bolt fastening | 1. Thread stripping from over-tightening; 2. Corrosion from fluid or moisture; 3. Wear from vibration. | 1. Tighten to recommended torque; 2. Apply anti-rust grease; 3. Inspect for thread damage monthly. |
8 | Flat washer φ8 | GB/T97 | Carbon steel (Q235), galvanized, compliant with GB/T97 for M8 bolt load distribution | 1. Corrosion from moisture; 2. Deformation from excessive pressure; 3. Wear from friction with nuts. | 1. Replace if rusted; 2. Match with M8 bolts to ensure proper fit; 3. Avoid reusing deformed washers. |
9 | Flat washer φ16 | GB/T97 | Carbon steel (Q235), galvanized, for M16 bolt load distribution and surface protection | 1. Corrosion from fluid seepage; 2. Wear from repeated assembly; 3. Deformation from high torque. | 1. Clean before installation; 2. Replace with each bolt disassembly; 3. Ensure alignment with bolt heads. |
10 | Flat washer | GB/T97 | Carbon steel (Q235), galvanized, general-purpose washer for load distribution | 1. Corrosion from environmental moisture; 2. Deformation from improper use; 3. Wear from friction. | 1. Store in dry containers; 2. Match washer size to bolt size; 3. Replace if damaged or rusted. |
11 | Spring washer φ8 | GB/T93 | Spring steel (65Mn), tempered, compliant with GB/T93 for anti-vibration locking of M8 bolts | 1. Elasticity loss from long-term compression; 2. Corrosion leading to breakage; 3. Deformation from excessive torque. | 1. Replace every 4 assembly cycles; 2. Match with M8 bolts; 3. Inspect for cracks monthly. |
12 | Spring washer φ16 | GB/T93 | Spring steel (65Mn), tempered, for anti-vibration locking of M16 bolts | 1. Fatigue breakage from vibration; 2. Corrosion from fluid; 3. Elasticity loss from over-compression. | 1. Replace if elasticity decreases; 2. Clean before installation; 3. Avoid over-tightening bolts. |
13 | Spring washer | GB/T93 | Spring steel (65Mn), tempered, general-purpose anti-vibration washer | 1. Corrosion from moisture; 2. Deformation from improper use; 3. Fatigue from repeated compression. | 1. Replace damaged washers immediately; 2. Store in dry areas; 3. Match with corresponding bolts and nuts. |
14 | Gasket | NB004.08.03 | PTFE, high-temperature and corrosion resistant for flange sealing | 1. Deformation from over-tightening; 2. Wear from fluid erosion; 3. Aging from long-term use. | 1. Tighten to recommended torque; 2. Replace during flange disassembly; 3. Avoid contact with sharp edges. |
15 | Gasket | NB004.08.05 | PTFE, identical to NB004.08.03 for interchangeable flange sealing | 1. Damage from debris between flange surfaces; 2. Chemical degradation from incompatible fluids; 3. Fatigue from pressure cycles. | 1. Clean flange surfaces before installation; 2. Use compatible fluids; 3. Replace if leakage occurs. |
4. Supporting & Control Components
Reliable supporting and control components ensure stable operation and flexible regulation of the spray system, solving component misalignment, flow control failure, and structural instability. Suitable for industrial spray/cooling scenarios, they enhance system adjustability and reliability, complying with industrial control standards.
No. | Product Name | Model/Standard | Material | Main Wear Causes | Damage Prevention Notes |
1 | Water cooler bracket assembly | NB005.08.01.00 | Carbon steel (Q235) with anti-corrosion coating, for water cooler fixation and support | 1. Corrosion from environmental moisture; 2. Deformation from excessive load; 3. Fatigue from system vibration. | 1. Apply anti-corrosion coating annually; 2. Ensure load capacity matches water cooler weight; 3. Reinforce brackets for high-vibration environments. |
2 | Spray pump supporting plate assembly | NB005.08.02.00 | Carbon steel (Q235) with galvanized surface, for spray pump fixation and vibration reduction | 1. Wear from pump vibration; 2. Corrosion from fluid leakage; 3. Deformation from improper installation. | 1. Inspect for deformation monthly; 2. Clean fluid residues promptly; 3. Ensure level installation to distribute load evenly. |
3 | Inlet flange | BZ212.09.01 | Carbon steel (A105) with galvanized surface, for spray system fluid inlet connection | 1. Sealing surface wear from repeated assembly; 2. Corrosion from fluid; 3. Bolt hole deformation from over-tightening. | 1. Inspect sealing surfaces for scratches; 2. Use torque wrenches for uniform tightening; 3. Apply anti-rust grease to flange edges. |
4 | Outlet flange | BZ212.09.02 | Carbon steel (A105) with galvanized surface, for spray system fluid outlet connection | 1. Leakage from damaged gaskets; 2. Corrosion from high-pressure fluid; 3. Deformation from pressure surges. | 1. Replace gaskets during each disassembly; 2. Monitor system pressure to avoid surges; 3. Clean flange surfaces regularly. |
5 | Ball valve | NPT1"-1.6Mpa; one piece type | Brass valve body, stainless steel ball, for flow control in spray systems | 1. Valve seat wear from fluid particles; 2. Corrosion of brass body; 3. Leakage from seal aging. | 1. Use filtered fluid to reduce particle wear; 2. Avoid frequent full-open/full-close operations; 3. Replace seals annually. |
6 | Ball valve | Q11F-16-NPT3" | Stainless steel (304) valve body, PTFE valve seat, high-pressure compatible flow control valve | 1. PTFE seat aging from high temperature; 2. Ball wear from abrasive fluids; 3. Leakage from improper installation. | 1. Operate valve smoothly to avoid seat damage; 2. Filter fluid to reduce abrasion; 3. Ensure proper alignment during installation. |
On-Site Fault Maintenance Cases
Case 1: Spray System Leakage Due to Gasket Damage
A mining plant reported severe fluid leakage at the inlet flange (BZ212.09.01) of the NB005.08.00 spray system. Inspection found NB004.08.03 PTFE gasket was deformed and scratched from debris between flange surfaces. Replacing the gasket, cleaning flange surfaces, and tightening bolts per GB/T5782 torque specs eliminated leakage; implementing pre-installation debris checks reduced similar faults by 85%.
Case 2: Cooling Inefficiency From Water Cooler Scale Buildup
A manufacturing facility’s spray system overheated, with reduced cooling efficiency. Root cause: GLC3-8 water cooler had heavy scale buildup on heat exchange surfaces, blocking heat dissipation (non-compliant with industrial thermal management standards). Descaling the cooler, installing a water filter, and scheduling quarterly descaling restored cooling performance, extending cooler service life by 60%.
FAQ
No. | Questions | Answers |
1 | Are the PTFE gaskets (NB004.08.03/NB004.08.05) interchangeable? | Yes, both gaskets are made of PTFE with identical dimensions, making them fully interchangeable for inlet/outlet flange sealing in the NB005.08.00 spray system, ensuring consistent leak-proof performance. |
2 | How to maintain the GLC3-8 water cooler for optimal performance? | Descale every 3 months to remove heat exchange surface buildup; filter cooling water to reduce impurities; monitor inlet/outlet temperature weekly. Replace worn components annually to comply with industrial cooling standards. |
3 | Can standard GB/T5782 bolts replace the original fastening bolts? | Yes, as long as the replacement bolts match the size (M8, M14×60, M16×35) and 8.8 grade, they comply with GB/T5782 and are fully compatible, ensuring reliable fixation for spray system components. |
Procurement Guide
All NB005.08.00 spray system components comply with GB/T, ASME, and industrial spray/cooling standards, featuring precise dimensional tolerance, excellent corrosion resistance, and reliable leak-proof/flow control performance. They address core pain points like leakage, cooling inefficiency, joint failure, and fastener loosening, ensuring stable operation in manufacturing, mining, and chemical industrial scenarios. Each part undergoes strict quality testing to meet harsh industrial requirements, delivering long-term operational value and reducing maintenance costs. We provide full-model compatibility support and professional technical guidance for installation and maintenance—choose our components to enhance spray system reliability and optimize industrial process performance. Welcome to initiate procurement inquiries.
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