
High Pressure Mist Nozzle
Misting System Nozzles Characteristics:
- Cleanable
- Stainless Steel Orifice
- Fine Atomization
- 3/16 Thread
- Stainless Steel Body
- Built in Anti-Drip Feature
These cleanable Anti-Drip nozzles provide long lasting performance for variety of applications with corrosive and higher viscosity liquids. Most common uses include mid/high pressure misting systems, mosquito/insect control systems, odor control and special effects.
High Pressure springs need 250 psi to open / Low pressure springs need 65 psi to open 100 psi is recommended. Specify what springs you need.
Note: Low pressure springs performance may vary. These nozzles will work with no springs as well.
The .012″/.30mm nozzle is the medium sized standard nozzle orifice. At 1,000 psi/ 70 bar pressure, the mean diameter of the droplets from this size orifice are 13.1μ with droplets ranging from 1.6μ to 39.1μ with a spray diameter of between 65 degrees and 75 degrees. The .012″/.30mm misting nozzle is ideal for applications requiring moderate flow with small droplet size. It has a similar performance to the .008″/.20mm orifice nozzle with an increased flow rate. It is most commonly used for outdoor cooling odor/dust control applications. This nozzle can be used with any pressures.100 psi or more is better.
Application of High pressure mist nozzle:
- Water Mist Fire Fighting application
- Mist Cooling System
- odour Control system
- Sanitation
- Micro spraying
- Hydroponic farming
- greenhouse and horticulture application
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