Product Introduction

Elastomer Rubber Nozzle, which is also called silicone rubber spray shower nozzle spout tip,Mainly used in sanitary products, purifier and cosmetic as elastomer rubber water nozzles, misty spray, air blast mouse (sometimes also called valve).

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In water products, elastic silicone rubber nozzles mostly use in shower head nozzles, faucet, tap products, sprinkler etc. Mold making, silicone rubber nozzle burr control, and nozzles structure will key to water or air spray splash effects.

Silicone Rubber Nozzle Mold tooling Making

In order to make the actual effect of silicone rubber water nozzle better, making mold tooling for need three layers mold plates and also need punch needles. Some need four layers mold plates for under-cut nozzles.

Machines holes in mold plate by WEDM-LS for assembling the punching needles. Each holes spacing mostly above 0.5mm. Installing the punching pin, need think of the nozzles structures etc.

When silicone rubber nozzles mass production appear the rubber burr, should be stop production, and dismantle for needle repair or change brand new one. Silicone rubber nozzles burrs will affect the water spout effects.

That can make sure each nozzle quality when mass production, and also can save production time and the mould tooling maintenance cost.

Own mold manufacturing technology

1. Since 2004, we have precision mold design and manufacturing technology

2. Years of professional production experience in compression moulding and LSR injection, QC team for quality control

3. Various silicone rubber shower nozzles can be customized for customers

How to clean the rubber nozzle of shower head?

There are several different ways of cleaning rubber nozzles, simple and effective, and you can try to clean them sequentially.

1. Rub by Hand

When the buildup is not too severe, the best option is to rub the nozzles by hand. Rubber will hold up to a pretty decent amount hard rubbing with just your fingers, so feel free to use a little elbow grease. This may dislodge the rubber nozzles from their mounting in the shower head, so do not get too crazy.

After rubbing, be sure to check visually for existing buildup. Even if the water is flowing as you want it to after this step, if you still see buildup, it will attract more deposits and quickly get you back to the same point you were already at. In this case, move on to the next step.

2. Rub With a Toothbrush

Sometimes, rubbed with a finger of the nozzle can not sufficiently decomposed to deposit the released state all deposits. In this case, try to upgrade to a toothbrush or any other soft brush. Avoid the use of a stiff brush to avoid scratching or tearing the rubber.

3. Bag of Vinegar Tied Around the Shower Head

Vinegar is both an excellent cleaning product as well as a natural chemical that can break down mineral deposits. If you have ever used vinegar to clean a pot or kettle that you’ve used to boil water in, then you know how effective it can be.

Here are the steps to clean your shower head rubber nozzles with vinegar in a bag:

• Place a rubber band around the pipe heading to the shower head

• Take a plastic bag and fill it about halfway with white vinegar

• Place the plastic bag so the shower head is sitting in the vinegar

• Secure the bag with the rubber band

• Leave to soak for a few hours

  4. Remove and Soak In Vinegar

Sometimes it is not feasible to hang a heavy plastic bag over your shower head, either because of the size of the showerhead or other issues. In these cases, consider removing the shower head and soaking it with a vinegar solution separately.

In the case of removable showerheads, this may be easy if your shower hose reaches to the bottom of the tub. In this case, do not worry about removing the head from the wall. Otherwise:

• Remove the shower head

• Prepare a vinegar solution in a bucket (or other container large enough) with approximately 1 cup of vinegar per 1 gallon of warm water

• Let it soak for at least 4 hours, but you can leave it overnight

• Brush with a soft bristled brush to remove clingy sediment

• Rinse thoroughly with clean water before using

5. Consider Replacing Your Shower Head

If none of the above methods have any effect, then consider whether you need to replace a new silicone nozzle.