High-pressure tool, and method for producing a high-pressure tool
AssigneeEcoclean GmbH
InventorWerner Karls
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AssigneeEcoclean GmbH
InventorWerner Karls
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The invention relates to a high pressure tool for industrially cleaning and/or machining workpieces by means of a pressurized fluid, wherein the high pressure tool comprises the following: a base body and a flow channel extending between a flow channel inlet and at least one flow channel outlet. In order to provide a high pressure tool of that kind, with which an improved degree of efficiency can be achieved, it is proposed in accordance with the invention that the high pressure tool further comprises a nozzle body on which the at least one flow channel outlet is arranged and through which the flow channel at least partially extends, wherein the base body comprises or forms the nozzle body or wherein the base body is connected or connectable to the nozzle body. A method for producing a high pressure tool of that kind is further disclosed.
High pressure tool for at least one of industrially cleaning and machining workpieces by a pressurized fluid, wherein the high pressure tool comprises the following:
Method for producing a high pressure tool for at least one of industrially cleaning and machining workpieces by a pressurized fluid, wherein the high pressure tool comprises a base body and a flow channel extending between a flow channel inlet and at least one flow channel outlet, wherein the method comprises the following:
High pressure tool for at least one of industrially cleaning and machining workpieces by a pressurized fluid, wherein the high pressure tool comprises the following:
Method for producing a high pressure tool for at least one of industrially cleaning and machining workpieces by a pressurized fluid, wherein the high pressure tool comprises a base body and a flow channel extending between a flow channel inlet and at least one flow channel outlet, wherein the method comprises the following:
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