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Air Nozzle Range

Air nozzles atomize liquid into fine droplets using compressed air, which is required for consistent spray patterns in humidification, cooling, dust suppression, and surface treatment where liquid alone cannot achieve the needed droplet size or reach.

Who It Is For

Buyers Who Specify This Range

  • Maintenance engineers installing or replacing nozzles in humidification systems for cement or ceramic plants
  • Process engineers specifying spray devices for dust suppression in high-temperature industrial zones
  • Facility managers needing low-pressure, long-life cooling or disinfection nozzles in injection or metallurgical factories
  • OEM builders integrating air atomizing nozzles into machines requiring adjustable flow and fine spray
  • Plant operators seeking a cost-effective alternative to high-pressure fog systems with simpler piping

Problems It Solves

What Goes Wrong Without It

  • Inconsistent spray patterns when the air and liquid inlets are not clearly marked or misconnected
  • Nozzle clogging from debris in liquid or air lines when no internal filtration is present
  • Short service life in high-temperature or abrasive environments due to unsuitable body material
  • Difficulty in adjusting spray output without changing the entire nozzle assembly

Core Advantages

Why This Range Holds Up in Service

  • Inner mixed design enables fine atomization, producing droplets as small as about 30micron when air pressure is applied
  • Adjustable liquid flow rate allows spray output to be tuned without changing the nozzle body
  • Dual inlets clearly marked as LIQUID and AIR, reducing connection errors during installation
  • Available in ABS and aluminium body materials, suitable for general industrial duty and moderate temperature environments
  • No need for liquid pressure to operate; can function in siphon or gravity feed modes, reducing system complexity
  • Spray distance of up to 3 meters allows coverage over wide or elevated areas without additional support
Beige plastic component with a comb-like edge and a cylindrical connector on a white background

Beige plastic component with a comb-like edge and a cylindrical connector on a white background

Application Scenarios

Where This Range Is Installed

  • Humidification in high-temperature wax or ceramic factories where fine mist is needed to control dust and temperature
  • Dust suppression in cement or metallurgical plants using air atomizing nozzles to create a fine mist curtain
  • Cooling of hot surfaces or parts where fine droplets evaporate quickly and absorb heat efficiently
  • Disinfection in industrial facilities where a consistent, fine spray is required for surface coverage
  • Integration into machines with limited space where a compact, low-pressure spray device is preferred

Questions Buyers Ask

Air Nozzle Questions

What material is used in the F727-F air nozzle?

The F727-F air nozzle is available in ABS or aluminium body material. ABS is suitable for general indoor use, while aluminium offers better durability in higher temperature or abrasive environments.

What thread size does the F727-F air nozzle have?

The F727-F air nozzle has a 1/4″ BSPT female thread. This matches standard pipe fittings used in many industrial systems.

Can I get trial samples of the F727-F air nozzle?

Yes. Trial samples of the F727-F air nozzle can be sent free of charge and are ready within 10 days, allowing you to test the spray pattern and fit before placing a full order.

Is the air nozzle suitable for use with viscous liquids?

For viscous liquids, an external mixed type air atomizing nozzle is recommended. The F727-F is designed for inner mixed operation, which is best for low to medium viscosity liquids.

What is the spray pattern of the F727-F air nozzle?

The F727-F air nozzle produces a wide-angle round spray pattern with a blowing area of 110mm, suitable for covering broad surfaces or creating a mist curtain.

Get a Air Nozzle Sized for Your Line

Send the liquid, the pressure at the nozzle, the coverage you need and the thread on your header. Trial samples are free and can be ready within 10 days.