Ersa Selective Soldering Nozzle Overview Matrix: ID/AD, Height & Part Number Reference
This overview matrix provides a complete cross-reference of all Ersa selective soldering nozzle configurations organized by base type, height, and ID/AD dimensions. Use this page to quickly find the part number for any nozzle specification.
Key Takeaways
Understanding the Matrix
The matrix is organized by:
Each cell contains the part number for that specific configuration.
B14.1/B22 Nozzle Matrix
Standard Nozzles by Height and ID/AD
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Cross Nozzles (B14.1/B22)
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B16.1/B36 Nozzle Matrix
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Special Nozzles (B22 Base)
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How to Use This Matrix
1. **Identify your base type** — Check your machine documentation or solder pot for B14.1/B22 or B16.1/B36
2. **Determine your required height** — Based on PCB thickness and fixture design
3. **Find the ID/AD column** — Based on your solder contact width requirements
4. **Locate the part number** — At the intersection of your height row and ID/AD column
5. **Order by part number** — For fastest and most accurate quotation
If your required ID/AD and height combination does not appear in the matrix, it may be available as a custom nozzle. See our [Custom Nozzles Guide](/technical-guides/custom-selective-soldering-nozzles-by-drawing-or-sample) for ordering instructions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find my nozzle part number from this matrix?
Identify your base type (B14.1/B22 or B16.1/B36), find your height row, find your ID/AD column, and the cell contains your part number.
What if my ID/AD and height combination is not in the matrix?
That configuration may not be available as a standard nozzle. Contact us for a custom nozzle manufactured to your exact specifications.
Are B14.1/B22 and B16.1/B36 nozzles interchangeable?
No. They are different physical base sizes. You must use nozzles designed for your specific base type. Using the wrong base type nozzle will result in poor seating and unstable solder flow.
Why do some B16.1/B36 part numbers look different from B14.1/B22?
Some B16.1/B36 nozzles use alphanumeric part numbers (e.g. 6isk47957020a) while B14.1/B22 typically uses shorter numeric codes (e.g. 114613). Both are valid Ersa reference numbers.
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