Ersa Selective Soldering Nozzle Part Number Guide
Finding the correct Ersa selective soldering nozzle part number is essential for ordering compatible replacement parts quickly and accurately. This guide explains how Ersa nozzle part numbers work, how to decode nozzle specifications, and where to find the information you need.
Key Takeaways
Understanding Ersa Nozzle Part Numbers
Ersa nozzle part numbers (also called reference numbers) are numeric identifiers assigned to each specific nozzle configuration. For example:
Each part number uniquely identifies a nozzle with specific:
How to Find Your Nozzle Part Number
You can find your nozzle part number through:
1. **Machine documentation** — Check your Ersa machine manual or the nozzle selection guide provided with the equipment
2. **Original nozzle marking** — Some nozzles have the part number etched or printed on the body
3. **SMT line records** — Your production line setup documentation should list all nozzle configurations
4. **Online search** — Search by ID/AD size, height, and base type to find the matching part number
Complete B14.1/B22 Nozzle Part Number Matrix
Standard Nozzles (H=47)
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Extended Height Nozzles
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B16.1/B36 Nozzle Part Number Matrix
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Legacy vs. Current Designations
Ersa has updated some nozzle base type designations over the years:
When searching for a nozzle, include both legacy and current designations to ensure you find all compatible options.
Ordering Compatible Replacement Nozzles
When ordering aftermarket compatible replacement nozzles:
If you cannot find your exact part number, send your old nozzle dimensions, a photo, or an engineering drawing for custom matching. See our [B14.1 vs B22 Guide](/technical-guides/b14-1-vs-b22-selective-soldering-nozzles) and [B16.1 vs B36 Guide](/technical-guides/b16-1-vs-b36-selective-soldering-nozzles) for more details.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I decode an Ersa nozzle part number?
Each part number corresponds to a specific combination of ID/AD size, height and base type. Search our database by part number, or provide dimensions to find the matching nozzle.
What does B14.1 vs B22 mean?
B14.1 is the legacy designation, B22 is the current designation for the same solder pot base type. They are physically identical and interchangeable.
Can I order a nozzle by dimensions instead of part number?
Yes. If you provide the ID/AD size, height, and base type, we can identify the correct nozzle or manufacture a custom one.
Why do some B16.1/B36 part numbers look different?
Some B16.1/B36 part numbers use alphanumeric codes (e.g. 6isk47957020a) while others use shorter numeric codes (e.g. 25421). Both formats are valid Ersa reference numbers.
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