Siphon fed atomizing nozzle SF8010SS
atomizingfor liquidscompressed air

siphon fed atomizing nozzle
siphon fed atomizing nozzle
siphon fed atomizing nozzle
siphon fed atomizing nozzle
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Characteristics

Function
atomizing
Fluid
for liquids, compressed air
Stream
flat spray
Material
stainless steel
Other characteristics
siphon fed
Orifice diameter

0.13 in, 0.25 in

Flow

Min.: 0.4 us gal/min
(1.51 l/min)

Max.: 1.9 us gal/min
(7.19 l/min)

Pressure

Min.: 0.7 bar
(10.2 psi)

Max.: 4.1 bar
(59.5 psi)

Description

Model SF8010SS Siphon Fed Flat Fan Atomizing Nozzle EXAIR's 1/8 FNPT and 1/4 FNPT siphon fed flat fan pattern nozzle is great where no liquid pressure is available and a thin coating is needed over a wide band. Flow rate is adjustable via the adjusting valve. Siphon nozzles work best with a suction height of 36" (914mm) or less. Since these nozzles are siphon fed, the compressed airflow draws the liquid in and mixes it internally. Liquid flow is dependent both on the gravity or suction height and the airflow. Siphon fed flat fan pattern nozzles are the best choice where liquid is needed over a broad band such as a moving assembly line. Siphon or gravity fed for non-pressurized applications. Applications Washing Rinsing Coating Cooling Quenching Wetting (moistening) Humidification Dust Control Advantages Fully adjustable Maximizes liquid dispersion Minimizes liquid consumption All stainless steel construction Compact Versatile Interchangeable liquid and air caps Minimizes air consumption Fine atomization Atomizing Nozzle Materials Type 303 Stainless Steel - All of EXAIR's Atomizing Nozzles are constructed with Type 303 stainless steel, which can resist high temperatures and corrosive environments. They are designed for environments with a maximum operating temperature of 800°F (426°C).
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