Arcc Max Business (opc) Private Limited

Industrial spray nozzles are precision-engineered devices used to control the flow, direction, and characteristics of a fluid (usually a liquid or gas) being sprayed. They are widely used across many industries, including manufacturing, agriculture, food processing, chemical, automotive, and more.

Here’s a detailed overview:

1. Flat Fan Nozzles

   • Spray Pattern: Flat, fan-shaped

   • Common Uses: Cleaning, cooling, coating, washing

   • Advantages: Uniform distribution, good edge control

2. Full Cone Nozzles

   • Spray Pattern: Circular with full area coverage

   • Common Uses: Dust control, chemical processing, fire suppression

   • Advantages: Even spray distribution over a wide area

3. Hollow Cone Nozzles

   • Spray Pattern: Ring-like

   • Common Uses: Gas scrubbing, cooling, humidifying

   • Advantages: Fine droplets, good atomization

4. Solid Stream Nozzles

   • Spray Pattern: Concentrated, high-impact jet

   • Common Uses: Cutting, cleaning, stripping

   • Advantages: High energy impact

5. Air Atomizing Nozzles

   • Spray Pattern: Fine mist

   • Common Uses: Coating, humidifying, dust suppression

   • Advantages: Very fine droplets, adjustable spray

6. Misting Nozzles

   • Spray Pattern: Ultra-fine mist

   • Common Uses: Cooling, humidification

   • Advantages: Very small droplet size

7. Spiral Nozzles

   • Spray Pattern: Full or hollow cone

   • Common Uses: Gas scrubbing, cooling, fire suppression

   • Advantages: Clog-resistant, compact design

• Flow Rate: How much liquid passes through (L/min, GPM)

• Spray Angle: Width of the spray pattern (e.g., 15°, 65°, 120°)

• Droplet Size: Finer sprays for misting; larger for cleaning

• Operating Pressure: Pressure at which the nozzle operates efficiently

• Material: Stainless steel, brass, plastic, ceramic — chosen based on chemical compatibility and wear resistance

• What fluid is being sprayed? (viscosity, corrosiveness)

• Required spray pattern and coverage

• Environmental conditions (temperature, pressure, clogging risk)

• Maintenance and durability needs