EE Standard Injectors Available - Limited Supply! ***ALL SOLD****

[AnthonyDuarte]

Hi everyone,

I have 20 on the shelf at the time of this post. They are available first come first serve through my website. If you prefer to send a check, let me know here or by email so I can set one aside and adjust my inventory accordingly.

This will be the last run until January! If you think you’ll need one before then, now is the time. Need to focus on the starter valves (next up!) and the Nathan 1918A.

Still have a fair number of small injectors in stock as well.

https://www.eccentricengineer.com/injec ... d-injector
Anthony Duarte
anthony@duarte.com
(650) 450-1422

[AnthonyDuarte]

At this time I only have 6 left.

-Anthony

[AnthonyDuarte]

Standard Injectors are now sold out. Thank you everyone!
Starter valves are well underway. Hoping to have them buttoned up mid August.

[NP317]

I presume you are encouraged by the popularity of your products.
Great news for your future!
And for our consumption...
~RN

[paralleler]

Hi Anthony,

First off, hopefully you are doing well. Also hopefully, I hope your supply of Standard Injectors will be available in early 2022 as I'd like to have a spare on hand.

I was getting some sputtering from my injector and thought the small holes in the Delivery Cone might be getting clogged. That didn't appear to be the problem but I noticed the washer didn't really move freely. I just slid it around a bit to free it up. Your literature says the washer should move freely but the drawing doesn't show much that it could move. Should the washer be able to move freely above the next set of small holes above the step? (Approx 0.10"-ish?) Just trying to learn a bit more. >> Upon looking at the drawing closer, I do see a small gap so maybe the washer only moves a very small distance. <<

Many thanks!

[AnthonyDuarte]

Paralleler,

The next set of standard injectors may come sooner than 2022 due to high demand. Considering starting on restocking all 4 sizes of the EE injectors after the Nathan 4000C's are complete.

The washer only has .015" of clearance to move, but it has to do so freely and also with only .001" clearance between the washer and delivery cone.

The most important thing is to look directly through the delivery nozzle for any obstructions. Sometimes debris can get stuck in there deeper than the cross drilled holes, so they may all appear clear but there's still a chunk of coal or rust or teflon tape or God knows what lodged in the middle of the nozzle.

However, if your washer wasn't moving freely then that's probably what was causing your issue. A stiff washer will cause symptoms that behave very similar to an air leak in the water line.

Anthony

[paralleler]

Great, many thanks Anthony!

[Berkman]

Going to have starter valves in stock this year ?

Thanks!

[AnthonyDuarte]

Going to have starter valves in stock this year ?

Thanks!

Not this year. I expect to be 100% occupied with making EE injectors from November through February, possibly into March. But I do plan to make more at some point.

Anthony