Nozzle holders

The Uni-Spray system has a number of different holders for attaching spray nozzles to riser pipes.  The MK1 and 3 designs allow for the adjustment of the direction and orientation of the spray nozzle whilst the MK2 is a fixed nozzle holder.

The nozzle holders are suitable for pipework from 1” to 2” and can accommodate either Uni-Spray ball socket nozzles of various types or threaded nozzles from 1/8” to ½” BSP or NPT thread.

MK1 - Clamp adjustable nozzle holder

A single or double clamp style holder with an adjustable ball socket that can either take a moulded Uni-Spray ball socket nozzle or a male threaded nozzle from 1/8” to ½”.

MK drawing

Hole size in pipe can be 14mm, 17mm or 19mm

MK2 - Fixed clamp nozzle holder

A single or double clamp style holder with a fixed thread to accommodate 1/8” too ½” male threaded nozzles.

MK nozzle holder
Hole size in pipe can be 14mm, 17mm or 19mm.

MK3 – Threaded adjustable nozzle holder

A threaded nozzle holder with an adjustable ball socket can either take a moulded ball socket Uni-Spray nozzle or can have a threaded ball socket that can accommodate 1/8” to ½” male threaded nozzles.
MK 3 nozzle holder

NEW! MK4 - Threaded nozzle base for "Quik-Change" Tips

Mark4 Nozzle Base for Quik-Change nozzles

The Mark 4 “Quik-Change” Nozzle Base from Uni-spray was designed for printed circuit board (PCB) washing but lends itself to any wash type usage where adjustment/orientation other than straight ahead is not required and space may be limited.

The Mark 4 is directly threaded into pipework and with a bayonet quarter turn connection the system can accept any of Uni-spray’s  “Quik-Change” nozzle tips. The tips are available in a huge range of spray angles and in flat spray, straight jet, full cone and hollow cone spray patterns.

Made from custom-blended polypropylene or Kynar by special order, the Mark 4 is impervious to most chemicals and has a low-profile design.

Data sheets

MK 1 MK2 MK3Unispray MK4

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Uni-Spray System Components

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