BETE P Misting and Fogging Nozzles

Very Fine Spray Hydraulic Atomizing Nozzles for Dust Suppression

By using nozzles with very small orifices, a fine droplet size can be attained even at relatively low pressures. Misting nozzles utilize two main technologies; the first is the use of an impingement pin to achieve atomization, the second uses a very small whirl to achieve atomization. When used at higher pressures, direct pressure misting nozzles produce a droplet size that rivals air atomizing nozzles. BETE P Spray Nozzles use liquid “impinges” on pin for extra-fine atomization.

Design Features of BETE P Misting and Fogging Nozzles

• High energy efficiency
• One-piece construction
• No whirl vanes or internal parts
• Highly efficient laminar jet impinges on target pin generating fine fog
• Male connection
• Finest fog of any direct pressure nozzle
• Produces a high percentage of droplets in the 25-400 micron range; ideal for dust suppression

BETE P Misting and Fogging Nozzle Spray Characteristics 

• Finest fog of any direct pressure nozzle
• Produces high percentage of droplets in the 25-400 micron range; ideal for dust suppression
• Spray pattern: Cone-shaped Fog
• Spray angles: 90°. For best 90° pattern, operate nozzle at or above 60 psi (4 bar)
• Flow rates: 0.034 to 7.68 gpm (0.153 to 30.3 L/min)

How Spray Pattern is Achieved

• High pressure shears the liquid by forcing it through tiny openings. An impingement pin distributes the liquid as it leaves the nozzle, deflecting it on the chosen surface.

Spray Angle Visual and Drawings

Misting Higher Flow