ティックコーポレーション 本社 Official site

A collaborative product of Rehila's nozzle technology and Sonosys's ultrasonic technology.

Typically, when creating fine particles, pressurization is necessary. Alternatively, a method using two fluids, known as a two-fluid system, is commonly used to break down liquids. However, if the particles have too much velocity, the liquid may scatter, creating a poor environment. To improve this, ultrasonic spray nozzles are often used. Features: - Can supply liquid without pressurization, resulting in low power consumption (lower energy costs) - Uniform atomization regardless of flow rate from minimum flow - Particle size remains relatively consistent across the entire flow range - Resistant to clogging, enhancing workplace safety - Due to the slow self-velocity of the particles, coating efficiency is high - Operating frequency ranges from 45 to 100 kHz (varies by model) - Average particle diameter is approximately 20 μm to 40 μm (note: not a volume average)