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NPSJ-17013-1/4-TEF – Hollow Cone, Spiral Nozzle, 1/4 Inlet, Teflon
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Images are representative. Products may differ in material or configuration.
Product Parameters
| Product Family | Hollow Cone Spiral |
|---|---|
| Product Series | NPSJ |
| Capacity Size | 13 |
| Inlet Connection Thread Type | NPT |
| Inlet Connection Gender | MALE (M) |
| Material Composition Filter | Teflon |
| Orifice Diameter. Nom. (mm) | 3.2 |
| Inlet Connection Size (in.) | 1/4 |
| Length (mm) | 47.6 |
| Hex Size (mm) | 14.3 |
| Spray Angle at Rated Pressure (PSI) | 170 |
| Max. Free Passage Dia. (mm) | 3.2 |
Description
Product Overview
A maintenance supervisor in the Energy facility uses the NPSJ-17013-1/4-TEF during dust & pollution control to deliver a consistent hollow cone spray pattern that effectively suppresses airborne particles. Constructed from teflon, the nozzle resists corrosion from harsh chemicals commonly found in industrial environments, reducing downtime and maintenance costs. Its 1/4 inch inlet allows for easy integration into existing piping systems, enabling precise control over fluid distribution. The operator values the uniform spray coverage that enhances safety and compliance with environmental standards.
Applications
In dust & pollution control, the NPSJ-17013-1/4-TEF ensures fine misting that minimizes particulate matter release, improving air quality around heavy equipment. Additionally, its role in cooling & quenching supports thermal regulation in processes where temperature management is critical to maintaining equipment integrity and product quality.
Industries
This nozzle is well-suited for sectors such as building materials, chemical processing, and steel & metals, where corrosion resistance and reliable spray patterns are essential. Facilities in mining, breweries & wineries, and cement production also utilize the NPSJ-17013-1/4-TEF due to its durability and adaptability to various fluid handling needs.
