Nozzle Label B206-8400

The Nozzle Label (part# B206-8400) is the printed badge applied to the nozzle cover of the Tornado CK-LW 13/1 ProLite, models 97130 (115V) and 97131 (230V).

Labels are ordered more often than people expect. On a machine that has been through a deep clean with an aggressive chemical, or that has spent years in sunlight near a glazed entrance, the badge lifts at a corner and then peels. In a building where the cleaning is contracted out, a machine with a legible manufacturer badge is also part of how the contract is judged — an unbadged machine looks like an unmaintained one.

Compatible Models

• Tornado CK-LW 13/1 ProLite, model 97130 (115V)
• Tornado CK-LW 13/1 ProLite, model 97131 (230V)

This is a Tornado-liveried part, so the factory catalogues it for the Tornado models only and not for the Powr-Flite PF62EC. That is exactly what you would expect of a brand badge.

Price and availability

This part does not carry a published price in the manufacturer’s dealer catalogue, so it is listed here as call-for-price rather than with a guessed figure. Call 763-535-0770 and we will quote it and confirm current availability before you commit to an order.

Fitting it

Lift the old label completely rather than applying over it, clean the area with isopropyl alcohol and let it dry fully. A label applied over adhesive residue lifts again within weeks, and the second failure usually takes some of the cover finish with it.

Twin City Vacuum has been selling and servicing Tornado equipment since 1956. Call 763-535-0770 with your model and serial number and we will confirm the part before you order.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which machines does this label fit?

The Tornado CK-LW 13/1 ProLite, models 97130 and 97131. As a brand badge it is not catalogued for the Powr-Flite PF62EC.

Why is there no price shown?

The manufacturer does not publish a price for this part number in the dealer catalogue. Rather than guess, we list it as call-for-price. Ring 763-535-0770 and we will quote it.

Can I apply it over the old one?

No. Remove the old label, clean off the residue with isopropyl alcohol and let the surface dry. A label applied over residue lifts within weeks and often takes cover finish with it.