Spray atomizing nozzle ZK - KOPF
for liquidscompressed airanodized aluminum

spray atomizing nozzle
spray atomizing nozzle
spray atomizing nozzle
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Characteristics

Function
spray
Fluid
for liquids, compressed air
Material
anodized aluminum
Spray angle
30°
Other characteristics
compact
Pressure

Min.: 3 bar
(43.5 psi)

Max.: 8 bar
(116 psi)

Media temperature

Min.: -25 °C
(-13 °F)

Max.: 80 °C
(176 °F)

Description

Good things come in small packages Often there is not a whole lot of space available inside machines, which can cause technicians a lot of headaches - especially if a lubricating system has to be retrofitted. The compact design of this atomizer (18 x 30 x 15 mm - without fittings) makes it suitable for use in even the tightest spaces. How it works: The fluid hose is either laid into a pressure-free tank or connected. The atomizer should always be fixed a little above the maximum fluid level in the tank. With compressed air applied, the atomizer will instantly start to spray (a built-in check valve in the hose prevents the fluid level from dropping too fast). The atomizer can be actuated either permanently or on a cycle base by a control unit (e.g. BA) – but always in well-metered quantities. The fluid is properly and economically fed into the centre of the air stream. With the air and fluid choke (see picture) the amount of air and fluid is finely adjustable. Technical data: Material: - - Anodized aluminum, nickel-plated brass Operating pressure: - - 3 - 8 bar (the higher the pressure, the finer the spraymist and the smaller the spray angle.) Measuring examples for suction volume for 1 min. at 20 °C: ISOVG150 - - 2.1 ml at 5 bar compressed air - - 1.9 ml at 3 bar compressed air - - Water - - 62 ml at 6 bar compressed air - - 48 ml at 5 bar compressed air - - 30 ml at 3 bar compressed air
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