Nozzles and blow-in accessories

The right blow-in tool for every application

We differ between the following seven blowing-in methods:

For most blowing injection methods, injection tools and/or auxiliary devices such as injection bezels or sealing sponges are necessary. At X-Floc you will find the right tools for all methods. In addition, blow-in openings often have to be prepared (e.g. with a hole saw) and closed again after the blow-in process. For this purpose, we offer sealing corks and plugs made of wood fibre material.

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Details on nozzles and blowing accessories can be found in the brochure:

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English (2.6 MB)

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Injection bezels, clamping connectors and sealing sponges

Injection Bezels, Clamping Connectors and Sealing Sponges

Injection bezels are used for hose blowing and working with injection lances. They ensure a dust-reduced blowing injection and flowing movement with the hose or the lance. Damage to the building element is also avoided.
Clamping connectors make blowing numerous injection holes in serial arrangement easier. Ventilated clamps are used when the building element has not got enough ventilation.
Sealing sponges are used for dust-reduced hose blowing.

Download:
Injection bezel for walls and ceilings (724.7 kB)
Injection bezel, foldable (238.0 kB)
Injection bezel universal (752.2 kB)

Injection nozzles

Injection Nozzles and Rotary Nozzles

Fixed injection nozzles are particularly suitable for blowing injection holes into cavity walls and for the insulation of small box sections.

Rotary nozzles are essentially injection nozzles with a pivot bearing. This enables the comfortable rotation of the nozzle outlet using a handle possible.
For large cavities, this function is absolutely crucial because only this method the material flow can be directly reach a homogeneous agglomeration which conforms to the requirements licence.

Downloads:
Brochure nozzles and blowing accessories (2.6 MB)

 

 

Insulating needles

Insulating Needles with Piercing Head

A bent pipe used for insulating behind vapour barriers and other membranes, as well as for insulating hard boarded cavities (with a sufficiently large injection hole). Specially shaped head for piercing membranes.

  • Allows precise injection even into remote areas of cavities.
  • Easy redensification due to new design
  • Excellence sealing by smooth finish
  • Material: Aluminium

Download:
Insualting needles with piercing head (507.0 kB)

X-Jet, J-Jet and S-Jet

Ventilated Rotary Nozzles: X-Jet, J-Jet and S-Jet

Ventilated rotary nozzles can fill stud-wall constructions with insulation material and conduct excess air controls.
During this process, the insulation material flowing with the injection air is accelerated by inflow into the rotary nozzle.

Downloads:

Brochure nozzles and blowing accessories (2.6 MB)

X-Jet (3.0 MB)

J-Jet (698.9 kB)

S-Jet (862.7 kB)

 

Ventilated injection lances

Ventilated Injection Lances

Ventilated injection lances are used for filling either flat-lying or slightly inclined walls and roof elements. The lance is injected through a hole on the frame right to the end of the element. The double pipe construction ensures a good ventilation of excess air. At the lance outlet a ventilation cage is installed. Thereupon, the air is led into the dust bag (passive ventilation) or into a dust removal system (active ventilation).

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Ventilated injection lances (757.4 kB)

Hole saws, sealing corks and clsoing plugs

Hole Saws and Closing Solutions

We offer hole saws for a multiplicity of planking materials such as OSB, gipsum boards or wood fibre boards in our product range. Our sealing corks and wood fibre closing plugs are adjusted to the hole saws.
This ,therefore, ensures a gapless closing system for blowing injection holes.

Downloads:

Hole saws (857.4 kB)

Hole saw HF for wood fibre boards (333.3 kB)

Sealing corks and closing plugs (745.9 kB)