A solid stream spray pattern is a solid stream jet formed through a machined orifice. The design of the inlet chamber maximizes the integrity of the solid stream to reduce disintegration of the jet. The addition of jet stabilizers help produce prolonged jet stream.
Pulp & Paper nozzle series spray nozzles provides a self cleaning purge of the orifice. When the nozzle starts to clog, the spring loaded piston retracts to purge solids from the orifice. This nozzle is suitable in applications where there is a high percentage of solids in liquid.
The low profile TD series disc nozzles are also available in both threaded and non-threaded versions. TD series disc nozzles are an ideal choice where space restrictions are present. By tapping the wall of pipe or tube to 5/8”-18 thread, the nozzle can be easily fitted.
A flat fan spray pattern is formed when the liquid is distributed in an elliptical flat sheet. The tapered edges of the flat spray is useful when a number of nozzles are fitted to a spray bar. In this instance, nozzle spray pattern can be overlapped to produce and even spray distribution.
