Special purpose nozzles

The nozzles presented here do not logically fall into any of the main spray pattern types or they are specifically designed for one purpose or application.  Where the nozzle does not conform to a standard spray pattern it will also be included in the relevant section of the website.

Spray drying nozzles

The Twist&Dry range of spray drying nozzles technically produce a hollow cone spray pattern but they are only used in the spray drying process.

Firefighting nozzles 

The N series nozzle is a spiral design nozzle with a fitted blow off cover.  These nozzles have a variety of approvals for use in petrochemical and other high volatility installations.  Whilst the nozzle part conforms to a standard TF spiral design the Factory Mutual and Lloyds approvals only apply to specially made N series.

The TF29-180 fire BETA is a very wide angle spiral nozzle that is used to distribute fluid widely for fire suppression systems.

Air blow off nozzles

Air nozzles are typically  used for drying and blow off applications but are also deployed to create air curtains. Click here to learn more about the Exair range of air nozzles.

Rectangular pattern nozzles

The IS series of nozzles will produce a rectangular fluid distribution pattern when deployed in matching pairs.  This does not conform to any of the standard spray patterns and so is included here as a specialist nozzle.

Eductors

The TurboMix range of mixing nozzles do not produce a spray pattern in the normal sense of the term. These nozzles are designed to be deployed under the liquid surface to mix and agitate the fluid.  They work by spraying fluid through the nozzle to create a plume and as the fluid sprays further liquid from around the nozzle is drawn through by the Venturi principle meaning 5 times the amount of fluid pumped is actually ejected from the nozzle.