Nozzle copes with lumpy liquids

Published: 27-Aug-2010
Manufacturing

The latest addition to BETE’s range of products is a spray nozzle that ensures clog resistance. The MaxiPass L is an axial, full cone nozzle with a large internal flow passage said to be ideal for low flow spraying applications where the liquid could be contaminated or dirty with the potential to cause clogging problems.

The new nozzle incorporates the same internal S-shaped vanes used in the MaxiPass large flow nozzle (which enable large particles to pass through without creating a blockage) but comes in a more compact size and is suitable for flows as low as 0.44 lit/min.

The MaxiPass L is available in 1/8 inch and 1/4 inch pipe connection sizes, delivering a full cone spray pattern in either narrow, medium or wide spray angles. Other features include high energy efficiency and uniform spray distribution across a range of flow rates up to

7.94 lit/min. The nozzle body is available in brass, 303 and 316 stainless steel while the vanes are made of 316 stainless steel for optimum wear and corrosion resistance.
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