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Self-Spherical:
Self-Cleaning: This term is often used in the context of nozzles to describe their ability to resist clogging. Certain nozzle designs incorporate features like internal grooves or swirling flow patterns that help dislodge particles and prevent buildup.
Self-Aligning: This refers to a nozzle's ability to maintain its spray pattern even if it's not perfectly aligned with the target surface. This is achieved through mechanisms like flexible joints or internal baffles.
Flat Jet Nozzle:
Flat Fan Spray Nozzle: This is a common type of nozzle that produces a flat, sheet-like spray pattern. It's widely used in various industries, including agriculture, cleaning, and coating.
Vee-Jet Nozzle: This is a specific type of flat jet nozzle that produces a high-impact, narrow spray pattern. It's often used for cutting, washing, and material removal applications.
Possible Interpretations and Applications:
A flat jet nozzle with self-cleaning properties: This nozzle would be designed to produce a flat spray pattern while also effectively preventing clogging. This could be achieved through features like internal grooves, angled orifices, or specialized materials.
A flat jet nozzle with self-aligning capabilities: This nozzle would maintain its flat spray pattern even if it's not perfectly aligned with the target surface. This could be useful in applications where precise alignment is difficult to achieve.
A nozzle that produces a spherical spray pattern with flat jet characteristics: This interpretation is less likely, as spherical and flat spray patterns are generally distinct. However, it's possible to envision a nozzle that produces a combination of these patterns, perhaps for specialized applications.
Nozzle types include threaded, flanged and quick connection.
Spray pattern types are divided into 3 types: standard, wide angle and narrow angle.
Spray angles range from 0º (solid flow, highest impact per unit area) to 170°.
Flow rates range from .003 to 1237 gpm (.013 to 4720 lpm).
Operating pressure range is up to 4000 psi (275 bar).
Connections include 1/8“ to 2” pipe sizes, male/female NPT and BSPT.
Materials include brass, mild steel, 303 stainless steel, 316 stainless steel, 400 series stainless steel, polyvinyl chloride, hardened stainless steel, ProMax® and other specialty materials.
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