Chrome Copper Single Layer Nozzle For Laser Cutting Machine laser accessories laser cutting consumables

1. What is a chrome copper single layer nozzle used for?

This nozzle is designed for laser cutting machines, providing precise gas flow control to enhance cut quality, reduce slag, and improve efficiency in metal cutting applications.

2. Why choose a chrome copper nozzle over brass or ceramic?

Chrome copper offers superior heat resistance, durability, and corrosion protection compared to brass, while maintaining better conductivity than ceramic nozzles, ensuring longer lifespan and consistent performance.

3. What laser machines is this nozzle compatible with?

It works with most fiber laser cutters (such as brands like Bystronic, Trumpf, Amada, and Han’s Laser) that use standard nozzle threading (common sizes: 1.2mm, 1.5mm, 2.0mm, etc.).

4. How does the single-layer design benefit laser cutting?

The single-layer chrome copper construction ensures better heat dissipation, reduced clogging, and smoother gas flow, leading to cleaner cuts and fewer interruptions.

5. What thickness of materials can this nozzle handle?

It’s ideal for cutting thin to medium-thickness metals (up to 10-12mm for mild steel, depending on laser power and gas pressure).

6. How often should I replace my laser cutting nozzle?

Replacement depends on usage, but chrome copper nozzles last longer than brass. Inspect regularly for wear, dents, or clogging—typically every 40-80 hours of operation.

7. Does this nozzle work with oxygen, nitrogen, and air assist gases?

Yes! It’s compatible with O₂ (oxygen), N₂ (nitrogen), and compressed air, making it versatile for stainless steel, carbon steel, and aluminum cutting.

8. How do I clean and maintain the nozzle?

• Use a nozzle cleaning tool or soft brush to remove debris.

• Avoid abrasive materials to prevent inner surface damage.

• Store in a dry place to prevent oxidation.

9. What sizes are available for this nozzle?

Common diameters include 1.0mm, 1.2mm, 1.5mm, 2.0mm, and 3.0mm (custom sizes may be available upon request).

10. Why is my nozzle wearing out quickly?

Potential causes:

• Misalignment of the laser head.

• Excessive gas pressure or incorrect focus.

• Poor-quality assist gas (moisture/contaminants).