Eductor Nozzles Series

Eductor Nozzles

Eductor Nozzles spray products support industrial process spraying with selection based on flow rate, pressure, connection, and material compatibility.

• Multiple spray pattern options available.
• Broad flow and pressure operating ranges.
• Select by required flow rate, spray angle/coverage, and operating pressure at the point of use.
• Confirm inlet connection size and material compatibility for chemicals, temperature, and wear conditions.
Eductor Nozzles
Spray Pattern Eductor
Available SKUs 8 Products
Quality Industrial Grade
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Features & Benefits

What makes the Eductor Nozzles series stand out

- Multiple spray pattern options available
- Broad flow and pressure operating ranges
- Compatible with standard NPT connections
- Available in corrosion-resistant materials

How to choose

How to choose the right Eductor Nozzles nozzle for your application

Select products from this collection when designing or maintaining systems that require controlled liquid distribution for eductor nozzles operations. Final nozzle selection should be based on flow rate, spray angle, operating pressure, and material compatibility.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the Eductor Nozzles series

What is a Eductor Nozzles eductor?
Eductor Nozzles eductors (jet pumps) use pressurized motive fluid to create vacuum and induce secondary flow through the venturi effect. No moving parts means high reliability for mixing, agitation, and tank circulation.
How does an eductor create suction?
Pressurized liquid accelerates through a converging nozzle, creating low pressure that draws in secondary fluid. The streams mix and exit through the diffuser. Mixing ratio depends on motive pressure.
What applications use Eductor Nozzles eductors?
Tank mixing/agitation (replacing mechanical mixers), liquid transfer, chemical blending, heating or cooling by entraining steam or cooling water, emptying sumps, and creating circulation in process tanks.
How do I size an eductor for tank mixing?
Base sizing on tank volume, turnover rate, fluid properties, and available motive pressure. Plan for 0.5–1.5 tank volumes per minute turnover. Multiple eductors may be needed for large tanks.
What motive pressure do eductors require?
Typically 20–60 PSI for effective operation. Higher pressure increases suction capacity and discharge velocity. Insufficient pressure reduces entrainment ratio and mixing effectiveness.
What series are similar to Eductor Nozzles?
Related eductor and mixing options include NPK2—compare by suction ratio, motive pressure, and material options.

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