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Why use HWSG032 Plastic Trigger Spray Nozzle 3/4″?
HWSG032 Spray Nozzle
HWSG032 Plastic Trigger Spray Nozzle 3/4″ is a precision device that facilitates dispersion of liquid into a spray. Nozzles are used for three purposes: to distribute a liquid over an area, to increase liquid surface area, and create impact force on a solid surface.
- Same as STANLEY quality level.
- Adjustable 3-Way Plastic
- Trigger Nozzle+3/4″ Tool Adaptor
- High-Impact resistant ABS
- plastic body with TPR
- TPR insulated comfortable
- soft grip
- Nylon lever
Maintaining a uniform spraying pressure is also essential both for keeping the application rate and the droplet size uniform during the application. Lowering the spraying pressure leads to higher application rates, and larger droplets. Maintaining the optimum spraying distance between the nozzle and the target.
Nozzles for gas scrubbing – The use of spray to remove pollutants and or heat from gasses. Mixing and agitation – The use of educator nozzles to keep fluid in motion to prevent sedimentation. Storm tank cleaning – The use of high powered cleaning heads to clean storm over fill tanks.
The working range is between 15 and 50 psi, with smaller patterns requiring lower pressure. No two sprayers are likely to agree on the same settings, so it’s a matter of personal feel. Some typical settings: 15 to 20 psi: Airbrushing, touch-up, shading, sun bursting, and thin finish materials.
