TKN-A1 (046200)

• Pneumatic force turns the spring, allowing easy installation and safe operation.
• It stops turning if excessive force is applied to the head during nozzle cleaning. Thus, it minimizes damage to the nozzle.
• Numerous types of heads are available to accommodate nozzles.
• A “regulator and solenoid valve set” type is also available.
• A nozzle cleaner cover (spatter receptacle) is available as an option.

TKN-B1 (046230)

• The spatter that is stuck onto the nozzle can be removed through the use of two different types of cleaners: a ring cleaner that removes ring-shaped spatter from the nozzle tip, and a spring cleaner that removes spatter from inside the nozzle. Because it can clean nozzles without damaging them unnecessarily, use it on carbon nozzles or in applications that produce relatively a small amount of spatter.
• This unit, which does not require electrical power or pneumatic source, can be used by merely teaching it.

*The standard type is for use with 016 nozzle diameter. To use with a nozzle orifice other than ⌀16, please specify it at the time of purchase.
(Options: various types of cleaner heads for ⌀12, ⌀13, ⌀18,⌀19)

TKN-F1 (046225)

• The reamer rotates inside the nozzle to forcefully remove spatter from the nozzle orifice.
• The reamer rotates forward or backward when the electric signal is turned ON or OFF.
• It uses compressed air to remove spatter, which facilitates installation.
• A regulator is optional equipment.