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NPAX-15-20W-3/8 – Hollow Cone Nozzle, 3/8 Inlet, Brass
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Images are representative. Products may differ in material or configuration.
Product Parameters
| Product Family | Hollow Cone |
|---|---|
| Product Series | NPAX |
| Capacity Size | 15-20W |
| Inlet Connection Thread Type | NPT |
| Inlet Connection Gender | FEMALE (F) |
| Material Composition Filter | Brass |
| Orifice Diameter. Nom. (mm) | 6 |
| Orifice Diameter. Nom. (in) | 0.234 |
| Inlet Connection Size (in.) | 3/8 |
| Length (mm) | 37.5 |
| Length (in) | 1.469 |
| Inlet Dia. Nom. (in) | 0.234 |
| Max. Free Passage Dia. (mm) | 6 |
Description
Product Overview
A maintenance supervisor in the breweries & wineries facility uses the NPAX-15-20W-3/8 during dust & pollution control to ensure consistent spray coverage across processing areas. Constructed from brass, the nozzle's precision hollow cone design produces a uniform spray pattern that minimizes material waste and reduces airborne contaminants. The durable material offers reliable corrosion resistance, extending service intervals and maintaining operational efficiency. This consistent performance helps maintain air quality standards and protects sensitive equipment from particulate buildup.
Applications
In dust & pollution control, the NPAX-15-20W-3/8 facilitates effective suppression of airborne particles, improving workplace safety and environmental compliance. Additionally, this nozzle supports humidification & conditioning processes, where precise moisture distribution is critical for product quality and process stability.
Industries
This nozzle is favored in automotive, building materials, chemical processing, and manufacturing & assembly due to its ability to withstand harsh conditions while delivering precise fluid control. Sectors such as Energy, steel & metals, and meat & poultry also rely on this nozzle for consistent cooling & quenching performance and durability in demanding environments.
