Solid Stream Nozzles

A Solid Stream Nozzle, also known as a Solid Cone Nozzle, is engineered to generate a dense, conical spray pattern. In contrast to Hollow Cone Nozzles—which distribute liquid in a ring formation—Solid Cone Nozzles ensure complete, uninterrupted coverage across the entire target area. Designed for uniform distribution and medium-to-large droplet sizes, they are the optimal choice for applications demanding full surface saturation.

Why Choose Solid Stream Nozzles

• Spray Pattern: Produces a solid cone shape where the spray covers the entire circular area, ensuring uniform distribution.

• Droplet Size: Generates medium to relatively large droplets. This is beneficial for applications where drift needs to be minimized.

• Flow & Pressure: Capable of operating efficiently over a wide range of flow rates and pressures (ranging from 0 to 15 MPa).

• Design: Features a unique vane or spiral design inside the nozzle. This design creates a unobstructed flow path, making the nozzle less prone to clogging compared to other types.

• Spray Angles: Available in various angles, typically ranging from 30° to 120°, allowing for flexibility in coverage area.

What are the common types of Solid stream nozzles?

Solid cone nozzles come in various designs to suit different industrial needs:

• Standard Solid Cone: The basic design producing a solid cone pattern.

• Wide-Angle Solid Cone: Offers a broader spray angle (up to 120°-125°) to cover a larger area at the same height.

• Narrow-Angle Solid Cone: Provides a more focused spray for specific targeting.

• Spiral Solid Cone: Utilizes a spiral body to shape the flow.

• Quick-Release Type: Designed for easy removal and cleaning without disconnecting the main nozzle body from the pipe.

• Air Atomizing: Uses compressed air to assist in forming the spray.

Materials

To withstand various working environments, these nozzles are manufactured from diverse materials:

• Metals: Stainless Steel (SS304, SS316, SS316L), Brass.

• Ceramics & Composites: Silicon Carbide (highly wear and corrosion-resistant, ideal for flue gas desulfurization), Plastics (PVC, PP, PVDF, ABS).

Solid Stream Nozzles Key Applications

Solid stream nozzles come in various designs to suit different industrial needs:

• Standard Solid Cone: The basic design producing a solid cone pattern.

• Wide-Angle Solid Cone: Offers a broader spray angle (up to 120°-125°) to cover a larger area at the same height.

• Narrow-Angle Solid Cone: Provides a more focused spray for specific targeting.

• Spiral Solid Cone: Utilizes a spiral body to shape the flow.

• Quick-Release Type: Designed for easy removal and cleaning without disconnecting the main nozzle body from the pipe.

• Air Atomizing: Uses compressed air to assist in forming the spray.