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Spray Nozzles

feature polypropylene filter

A porous polypropylene filter for the PJ Series nozzle is designed to remove particles as small as 70 microns. This is a substantial improvement over stainless steel mesh filters. Contaminants such as dirt, burrs and bits of sealing tape can clog nozzles quickly, resulting in frequent cleaning and costly down time. The replaceable polypropylene filter greatly increases surface area so more contaminants are removed upstream of the nozzle. As a result, the frequency with which the nozzles need cleaning is reduced. The filtered PJ Series nozzle works at temperatures up to 155°F, is resistant to a broad range of chemicals, and offers minimal pressure drop.

Bete Fog Nozzle, Inc.
50 Greenfield St.
Greenfield, MA, 01301

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