AIR ATOMIZING NOZZLES FLAT JET / FULL CONE

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AIR ATOMIZING NOZZLES FLAT JET / FULL CONE Specification

Capacity
0.30 - 8.50 LPH (Liquid flow)

Surface Treatment
Nickel Plated / Polished

Pressure
2 to 7 bar

Air Inlet
BSP/NPT Threaded

Thread size
1/4, 3/8, or 1/2 BSP/NPT

Pattern Dimensions
Flat Jet / Full Cone: 6090 spray angle

Diameter
0.5 mm to 3.0 mm Orifice

Operating Pressure
36 bar (recommended)

Air Consumption
70 to 300 L/min (Varies by model)

Product Type
Air Atomizing Nozzle

Material
Brass / Stainless Steel

Metals Type
Brass / Stainless Steel

Usage
Industrial Spray Applications

Size
1/4 inch, 3/8 inch, 1/2 inch

Weight
Approx. 75 g

AIR ATOMIZING NOZZLES FLAT JET / FULL CONE Trade Information

Payment Terms
Letter of Credit (L/C), Letter of Credit at Sight (Sight L/C), Telegraphic Transfer (T/T), Cheque

Supply Ability
200 Per Month

Delivery Time
200 Years

Sample Available
Yes

Sample Policy
Sample costs shipping and taxes has to be paid by the buyer

Packaging Details
WOODEN BOX

Main Export Market(s)
Australia, Eastern Europe, Middle East, Western Europe, Africa, Central America, South America, Asia, North America

Main Domestic Market
All India

Certifications
ISO 9001-2008 MSME

About AIR ATOMIZING NOZZLES FLAT JET / FULL CONE

FLAT JET / FULL CONE

Application :

* Atomization of viscous liquids * Cooling, Humidification of air * Humidification of goods * Lubrication

Spray Angle	Flow rate lpm at pressure P = 2 bar	Connection	Materials
150, 200, 250, 300, 450, 600,900	0.05 to 6	1/4" BSP (F) SS-316

This type of nozzles utilize a collision of air and liquid to provide an atomized spray various type of nozzle designs are available to comply with customers special application.

BRASS, SS 304,

Special material and connections on request.

Efficient Atomization for Industrial Applications

Engineered for demanding environments, these spray nozzles utilize air and liquid to deliver consistent and customizable flat jet or full cone spray patterns. Their versatility suits dust suppression, coating, and cooling tasks, making them ideal for manufacturing and processing plants.

Flexible Design and Material Choices

Available in brass or stainless steel with nickel-plated or polished finishes, these nozzles fit threaded or panel mounts, and offer easy disassembly for cleaning. Multiple inlet and thread sizes ensure compatibility with your piping and mounting requirements.

FAQs of AIR ATOMIZING NOZZLES FLAT JET / FULL CONE:

Q: How do air atomizing nozzles achieve fine spray patterns for dust suppression or humidification?

A: Air atomizing nozzles blend compressed air and liquid through internal or external mixing, producing finely atomized sprays. The process ensures uniform coverage, which is critical for dust suppression, humidification, or coating tasks across industrial environments.

Q: What is the recommended operating pressure range for these air atomizing nozzles?

A: The recommended operating pressure is between 3 and 6 bar. This ensures optimal atomization performance and consistent spray coverage for flat jet or full cone patterns during industrial usage.

Q: When should I use flat jet versus full cone spray patterns?

A: Flat jet patterns are ideal for linear coverage in applications like coating or narrow dust suppression, while full cone patterns suit broader area spraying, such as humidification or cooling large surfaces.

Q: Where can these nozzles be installed in an industrial setup?

A: These air atomizing nozzles can be mounted on threaded or panel-mount fixtures, making them suitable for incorporation in spray bars, cooling tunnels, dust suppression systems, and process lines.

Q: How easy is it to maintain and clean these nozzles?

A: The nozzle design is optimized for maintenance, allowing simple disassembly and reassembly. This facilitates regular cleaning to prevent clogging or performance issues over time.

Q: What benefits do these nozzles offer compared to single-fluid spray nozzles?

A: Two-fluid air atomizing nozzles provide finer atomization and better spray control than single-fluid types, leading to more efficient use of liquid, improved coverage, and enhanced process results in humidification, coating, and cooling.

Q: What materials and finishes are available, and how do they impact durability?

A: Nozzles are available in brass or stainless steel, with finishes like electroless nickel or passivated stainless. These material options offer excellent resistance to corrosion and high temperatures, enhancing product lifespan, especially in demanding industrial environments.

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