Removable-cap full-cone spray nozzle for wash headers

01

Identify which parts come out for cleaning

ST Cooling Spray’s GG product page states: “Removable caps and vanes for easy inspection and cleaning on many models.” Obtain the construction drawing for the ordered GG model before planning cap or vane removal. The same page lists cleaning and washing, and duct or pipe cooling and cleaning, among its applications. [1]

Spraying Systems’ Quick-Connect bulletin shows a different service arrangement: a ProMax QuickJet ball body accepts a separate QuickJet spray tip. Its comparison chart includes full-cone tips for that arrangement, while the Clip-Eyelet ball-type tip column lists other patterns. Select the actual full-cone tip/body combination rather than assuming every detachable tip in the catalogue produces the same pattern. [3]

02

A filled cone has a round impact area

Spraying Systems describes its full-cone pattern as a solid cone with a round impact area, used for washing and rinsing as well as other duties. It distinguishes standard, wide-angle, narrow-angle and shaped-pattern variants. Specify the required wet area at the actual distance from the header, alongside the liquid and pressure at the nozzle. [2]

The GG page identifies a vane inside its full-cone design and separately offers narrow, standard and wide spray-angle variants. A replacement cap or tip must therefore match the ordered pattern and capacity; physical fit alone does not establish the same spray coverage. [1]

03

Retain the body without losing the header’s aim

PNR describes quick-fit assemblies built from a pipe clamp, followed by threaded or quick-connect balls, nozzles and locknuts according to the arrangement. The ball interface allows spray orientation to be adjusted. Its listed uses include food-machinery washing and container rinsing. [4]

Spraying Systems’ comparison chart marks automatic spray-pattern alignment for its ProMax ball body and QuickJet tips. The chart does not mark that feature for the Clip-Eyelet ball-type tip or threaded-ball arrangements. Keep the exact body, tip and retention mechanism together when defining maintenance access and how aim is restored after cleaning. [3]

Send the existing body and tip codes or drawings, connection and retention details, liquid and temperature, nozzle inlet pressure, required flow, wash-area dimensions and standoff. Request compatible seal and nozzle materials, and the cleaning and reassembly instructions for the ordered assembly.

04

Match the service parts to the retained header body

Paste it into your enquiry below or into an email to a maker, then replace every bracket.

Assembly: [body; cap/vane/tip; retention; connection]
Liquid: [composition; temperature; inlet pressure]
Spray: [flow; pattern; wet area; standoff]
Service: [materials; seals; access; cleaning method]

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