Selecting the right foam control nozzle depends on the application, foam density, and spray requirements. Below are the most commonly used foam suppression nozzles, designed to provide efficient and reliable foam elimination.
✔ Spray Pattern: Fine Mist
✔ Spray Angle: Adjustable
✔ Best for: Preventing foam buildup with minimal liquid use
✔ Key Features:
• Uses compressed air to generate ultra-fine mist for delicate foam suppression.
• Ideal for low-pressure applications where high-impact spray is not needed.
• Perfect for preventing foam in sensitive chemical and pharmaceutical processes.
Industries: Pharmaceuticals, electronics, and precision chemical manufacturing.
✔ Spray Pattern: Full Cone
✔ Spray Angle: Up to 170°
✔ Best for: Large area coverage with low headroom
✔ Key Features:
• Produces multiple droplet sizes for effective foam bursting.
• Covers large surface areas with a single nozzle, reducing the need for multiple installations.
• Clog-resistant design ensures uninterrupted performance in viscous and thick liquids.
Industries: Wastewater treatment, chemical processing, and food & beverage production.
✔ Spray Pattern: Hollow Cone
✔ Spray Angle: 30°–90°
✔ Best for: Breaking foam with fine mist spray
✔ Key Features:
• Produces fine droplets that quickly burst foam bubbles.
• Suitable for delicate foam suppression where excess liquid is not desirable.
• Effective for light foams in food processing and brewing applications.
Industries: Food & beverage, brewing, and dairy production.
Too much liquid can cause more foam, while too little won’t be effective.
Wider spray angles provide better coverage, while narrower angles offer higher impact.
Nozzles with large free passages help prevent blockages from thick liquids.
A mix of fine and medium-sized droplets works best to burst foam bubbles efficiently.