Blower Two-Fluid Nozzle "Blower Mist Nozzle"
Ideal for dust control at waste disposal sites! Energy-saving effects with blower air.
Using a blower as an air source, a fine mist is sprayed. The transition from compressor type to blower type enables energy conservation. This significantly reduces electricity costs. There are two types of liquid supply methods: the "siphon type," which draws liquid using air flow, and the "pressurized type," which pumps liquid. These are ideal for dust control in waste treatment facilities and mist cooling. For more details, please download the catalog or contact us. Spraying Systems, a global brand of spray nozzles, offers nozzles suitable for various applications based on over 90,000 items of proven performance. *For information on spraying nozzles, please download the PDF or contact us.*
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【Siphon Type Blower Mist】 <Features> ○ The blower's wind speed draws liquid from tanks and sprays fine mist in a round shape. ○ When multiple nozzles are installed a few meters apart and air is branched from a single blower to spray all nozzles, each nozzle exhibits the same spraying performance without the need for fine adjustments. <Distance from Nozzle and Spray Width> ○ 2 m → 0.7 m ○ 3 m → 0.9 m 【Pressurized Blower Mist】 <Features> ○ The blower's wind power and low-pressure liquid pressure allow the spray to reach far distances, covering a wide area with flat spraying. ○ Designed with a large diameter orifice to minimize clogging and reduce the influence of the surrounding environment. <Distance from Nozzle and Spray Width> ○ 1 m → 0.6 m ○ 3 m → 1.5 m ○ 5 m → 1.6 m For more details, please download the catalog or contact us.
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【Uses】 ○ Dust prevention in general factories, cleaning plants, waste treatment facilities, etc. ○ Dispersion of deodorants and disinfectants ○ Cooling ○ Humidifying and moistening ○ Mist cooling ○ Precision cleaning ○ Others
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