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A nozzle rarely draws attention until something goes wrong. A small leak, a sticking valve or a worn tip can quietly raise scrap rates and slow production for weeks before anyone traces the cause. Routine care costs little compared with the downtime it prevents. This guide sets out practical inspection and replacement habits that maintenance teams can adopt, covering both standard and shut-off designs.  Whether you manage a single machine or an entire molding floor, keeping a reliable stock of replacement nozzles and a simple inspection routine will help you avoid unplanned stoppages and keep shot quality consistent. Why Nozzle Maintenance Deserves Attention The nozzle works under high temperature and pressure in every cycle. Wear and residue build up gradually, so the problem is easy to miss. Regular checks catch small issues early, protect the sprue bushing and help maintain consistent shot delivery. A Practical Inspection Routine Visual Checks During Shutdown When the machine i...