• Gas conditioning in kilns, cooling towers and ducts
• Spray ponds to cool water from heat exchangers or condensers
• Spray evaporation ponds to remove water from toxic waste
• Cooling materials prior to use in other products
• Cooling products prior to storage or shipping
• Cooling pipes or tanks to prevent sparking

Popular products and services for customers with cooling applications include:

• High-efficiency FloMax® air atomizing nozzles
• AutoJet® Gas Conditioning Systems
• Custom spray injectors and lances
• Flowback™ nozzle systems
• Conventional air atomizing nozzles
• WhirlJet® hollow cone spray nozzles
• FullJet® full cone spray nozzles
• VeeJet® flat spray nozzles
• Spray nozzle performance testing to determine drop size and distribution requirements

These are just of few of the ways we can help you maximize spray cooling effectiveness and efficiency. Just tell us about your operation and we can recommend ways to optimize spray performance.

In order to achieve uniform coating, drop size and distribution of the drops must meet exacting standards. And that’s where our proven track record and extensive product line becomes invaluable.

• Need help determining the required spray performance? We can conduct drop size studies in our spray laboratories based on your actual operating conditions
• Need verification of spray nozzle performance? We can supply drop size data so you know exactly how the nozzles will perform
• Not sure how to position nozzles on the header to ensure even coating? We can recommend the best configuration or test alternative arrangements in our labs
• Need help choosing the best nozzle? We have hundreds of air atomizing and automatic spray nozzles that are widely used for coating. We can help you identify the best options for your particular application.
• Interested in automating? We have spray controllers and systems that can optimize the performance of our automatic spray nozzles, adjust cycle timing to adapt to changing line speeds and more.

• SO2 removal
• HCL and H2SO4 packed-bed acid scrubbers
• NOx control – SCR and SNCR

Coating

• Tablet coating
• Mold release
• Spraying scents, aromatics and detergents
• Coating targets on conveyors

Humidification and Dehumidification

• Humidifying paint tanks
• Cooling and humidifying air prior plant entry
• Filter humidification
• Odor control

Spray Drying

• Soaps and detergents
• Dyes and pigments
• Fine chemicals
• Pharmaceuticals
• Dairy

Gas, Liquid and Product Cooling

• Gas conditioning in kilns, cooling towers, ductwork and dryers
• Spray ponds to cool water from a heat exchanger or condenser
• Spray evaporation ponds to remove water from waste
• Cooling materials for use in additional products or processes
• Cooling products prior to storage or shipping
• Cooling pipes or tanks to prevent sparking

Chemical Injection and Desuperheating

• Aqueous ammonia injection for NOx control
• Corrosion inhibitor injection
• Glycol injection to prevent pipe freezing
• Desuperheating

Automated Tank Cleaning

• Cleaning
• Rinsing
• Sanitizing

Conveyor Cleaning

• VeeJet® nozzles provide a medium impact spray and ideal for rinsing, washing and sanitizing
• WashJet® nozzles produce a high-impact, solid stream or flat stream pattern and are widely used to cut through debris on conveyors and equipment
• FlatJet® nozzles provide a narrow angle, high-impact spray. These nozzles provide thorough cleaning even when operating at low pressure – an approach commonly used in cleaning to keep contaminants from spreading to other areas
• SpiralJet® nozzles with a full cone spray pattern provides full cleaning coverage of narrow-width conveyors and the extra large free passage design minimizes clogging in recirculating systems
• Custom Manifolds are available to ensure thorough cleaning in hard-to-reach equipment areas. Specify fixed or oscillating, inlet and outlet connections, nozzle spacing, spray height, materials of construction and more

Automated Tank Washing

• 3A nozzles for CIP application include our Fixed Spray Balls, our fluid-driven constant speed 41800E tank wash nozzles and the 28500R nozzle with a threadless design and stainless steel locking pin to prevent contamination
• Rotating tank wash nozzles include motor-driven, high-impact tank washers and smaller fluid-driven constant speed and reactionary force tank wash nozzles
• Stationary tank wash nozzles are available in dozens of configurations. Choose from a variety of spray patterns, coverages, materials connections and self-draining options
• Custom sanitation lances are also available to ensure proper nozzle positioning. Customize lance diameter, thickness, length, connectors, materials and more

Conveyor Drying and Blow-Off

• WindJet® Blower Air Knives use a regenerative blower to produce clean, heated air and are ideal for use in larger areas where the conveyor is more than 2 ft. (.6 m) wide
• WindJet Low-Flow Air Knives use very small amounts of compressed air to product a high-velocity, uniform air stream and operate at noise levels below 69 dBA. An efficient alternative to drilled pipes, Low-Flow Air Knives are well suited for conveyors less than 2 ft. (.6 m) wide
• WindJet Air Nozzles offer the highest impact of all air control products and are widely used to remove excess water from detailed objects with crevices or rounded objects that require high velocities

Spray Guns

• Our CU150 spray gun features a high-impact, low-pressure spray with an adjustable spray pattern for maximum versatility
• For high temperature applications, low pressure sanitation, the 60-21580 spray gun with a trigger-activated, adjustable spray pattern is widely used
• The PW4000AS spray gun, designed to reduce operator fatigue and simplify hose maneuvering, operates at pressure up to 4000 psi (275 bar)

Our spray products for tank cleaning feature:

• A variety of flow rates and pressures to achieve the required impact
• Durable materials that withstand harsh cleaning chemicals
• Sanitary, threadless pin connections
• Rotating and fixed designs
• Sanitary lances

Sanitary Features Meet 3A CIP Standards

With sanitary pin connections and self-draining surfaces, the 28500R tank wash nozzle, meets 3A standards for clean-in-place applications. Rotational velocity varies with fluid pressure. The 41800E tank wash nozzle also meets 3A standards for CIP but maintains constant rotational speed. Both are excellent for rinsing and cleaning medium-sized tanks. Fixed Spray Balls are commonly used in CIP systems because they have no moving parts and require minimal maintenance. Due to their low impact and ability to withstand harsh chemicals, they are best-suited for final rinse or sanitation applications.

Reduce Water and Chemical Use with High-Impact Cleaning

The AA190 Tank Washer uses two to four high-pressure, solid-stream nozzles rotating on a motor-driven gear hub to aggressively clean stubborn residues from tanks up to 80 ft. in diameter.

For complete tank wash assemblies, we can fabricate lances to meet your exact specifications. Customize lance diameter, thickness and length, connectors, materials of construction and more.

Verify and Validate Operation of Tank Cleaning Nozzles

SprayCheck TW Monitoring Devices documents performance and provides alarms to alert operators to problems. The complete system includes an acoustic sensor, monitor and diagnostic software. It’s easy to install with audible and visual alarms to notifty operators when changes are detected.

• Eliminates post-cleaning tests and/or visual verification of tank cleaning nozzle operation
• Provides detailed documentation of tank cleaning nozzle performance for validation purposes
• Diagnostic tools quickly reveal problems such as changes in rotation speed and frequency, spray loso, nozzle cloggging and pressure variation to facilitate troubleshooting and problem solving
• Suitable for use with pressurized and non-pressurized tanks of all sizes and configurations

• Uniform drop size distribution
• Anti-Bearding caps with a recessed tip to reduce build-up
• Broad choice of drop sizes controlled by the nozzle’s capacity and pressure
• Increased passages that resist clogging
• Sanitary design to facilitate FDA compliance

The flexible design of our SprayDry nozzles allows you to interchange orifice insert/core combinations to configure a nozzle that meets your exact particle size requirements. The nozzles create a hollow cone spray pattern with superior drop size distribution.

Optimizing spray performance can result in improved efficiency, increased throughput, reduced downtime and lower operating costs.

Effective and efficient gas cooling has become a top priority for cement plants around the world. Increased concern about emissions and the need to boost production are the primary reasons why. Evaporative spray cooling remains the best way to gain control of gas temperature, reduce gas volume and provide humidification.

We have several solutions available to help you:

• Achieve precise control of temperature and humidity to maximize dust collection and ESP performance
• Reduce the maintenance time required to clean ducts, kiln feed hoods, tower walls/bottom and to monitor, repair and restart equipment
• Significantly lower the volume of toxic dioxins and furans created and released
• Lower energy costs as a result of optimized ESP performance
  • Smaller drops are produced using less air than competitive nozzles
  • Energy costs are lowered
  • Compressor life extended

High-Efficiency Air Atomizing Nozzles Yield Best Results

Technological advancements in atomization have made high-efficiency air atomizing nozzles a better choice in most applications than hydraulic nozzles. In addition to better performance, air atomizing nozzles are less costly to operate and enable the use of smaller cooling towers since fewer lances are required.

Hydraulic vs. Air Atomizing Nozzle Comparison Chart

FloMax® Air Atomizing Nozzles: Becoming the Industry Standard

The patented multi-stage atomization process of FloMax nozzles produce a highly focused air stream that shears the liquid with minimal air. The benefits are many:

• 1/4JH siphon air atomizing nozzles provide automatic, efficient humidity control with low installation and operating costs
• 1/4JT pressure-fed air atomizing nozzles provide automatic, efficient humidity control with low installation and operating costs
• YMF MiniFogger II is ideal for humification applications with limited space due to its compact design
• 46215-008 provides a finely atomized spray without the use of compressed air

Humidification Package

Spray Nozzles:

• JAU automatic air atomizing nozzle is a compact precision nozzle that sprays very fine drops at a low pressure. It features an internal air cylinder for controlled “on/off” operation of the liquid portion of the spray up to 180 cycles per minute. The JAU nozzle is available in a wide variety of capacities and spray patterns.
  • 6218-1/4JAU Air Atomizing Nozzle utilizes a single air line for both spray atomization and for operation of the air cylinder
  • 1/4JAU Air Atomizing Nozzle is used with smaller capacity fluid caps
  • 1/8JJAU Air Atomizing Nozzle is designed specifically for use in small areas
  • QuickMistTM Series Air Atomizing Nozzles use up to 50 percent less air than conventional air atomizing nozzles to provide the same degree of atomization

Humidistat:

• Accurately measures 5% to 90% RH
• Can be mounted directly in the area to be humidified
• Includes one-foot extension for mounting in an adjoining room

Model 2250 AutoJet® Spray Controller:

• Provides spray control in environments where precise control of humidity is required.
• Monitors and automatically adjusts all spray variables based on humidity levels, including:
  • Spray pattern
  • Flow rate
  • Drop size
  • Liquid pressure
  • Atomizing air pressure
  • Fan air pressure

Split-Eyelet Connectors:

• Provide a fast economical way of installing nozzles and other fittings in pipe systems
• Eliminate cutting, threading and brazing operations

55400 Valve Package:

• Operates up to 15 Spraying Systems Co. air atomizing nozzles
• Electrical components are mounted in the box separately from the liquid line for extended wear, reduced maintenance and increased safety

Full Range of Product Solutions for All Types of Car Washes and All Types of Operations

Flow rate, pressure drop, spray pattern, material hardness, spray impact, and drop size are important factors to consider when selecting the proper spray equipment for a car wash system. It is also important to be sure you are using the correct nozzle for the job at hand be it presoak, wash, rinse, or wax. That’s why it is important to choose a supplier with both a broad product range and the the technical experience to help with spray nozzle selection and system optimization. Spraying Systems Co. satisfies both of those requirements with hundreds of products and 70 years of experience solving spray problems.
Here’s an overview of some of the ways we help customers improve spray performance day in and day out:

• Nozzle Selection Guide: Learn about differences in spray patterns, spray angle options and which nozzles are ideally suited to various applications ranging from the first rinse to the final rinse and everything in between
• AA70 GunJet® Spray Gun: A low cost, high pressure, heavy duty industrial spray gun ergonomically designed and balanced to reduce operator fatigue and designed to operate at pressures up to 5,000 psi
• Plastic FoamJet® Tips: Provide highly aerated, long lasting foam and results in better cleaning. Use our handy specification calculator to configure a FoamJet nozzle for your application.
• WashJet® Spray Nozzles: Available in threaded and quick-connect options, these high-pressure, high impact solid stream or flat fan spray patterns provide uniform distribution. There are several styles from which to choose including MEG/QCMEG, IMEG/QCIMEG and ZMEG/QCZMEG depending on wear life and level of stabilization required
• Plastic VeeJet® Spray Nozzles: Choose from the industry’s largest selection of flat spray nozzles. Dozens of sizes, materials, spray angles and more
• Adjustable Siphon Injector: Reduce chemical usage in two-fluid, premix applications.
• Spray Nozzle Maintenance Program: Learn what causes nozzle wear and how to prevent costly problems from occurring

All of our data and 70 years of drop size expertise is available to you at no charge during the process of selecting and configuring your gas conditioning system. Should your application require special additional testing, our Spray Analysis and Research Services group will design and quote the testing required. Utilizing the industry’s most fully equipped, state-of-the-art testing lab, Spray Analysis and Research Services has the expertise and equipment to help gather and analyze drop size performance data to help determine your exact requirements and ensure your gas conditioning system delivers optimal performance.

The Best Way to Cool Hot Gases and Reduce Emissions

If you have gases to cool or condition, you know technology is advancing rapidly and you have more options than ever before. However, the basic need to cool hot gases and reduce volume quickly still remains. And, in the final analysis, spray technology remains the easiest and most effective solution.

• More efficient reduction of gas volume results in lower energy costs
• Maintenance is minimized
• Precise control of humidity prior to electrostatic precipitators (ESPs) improves dust collection efficiency and opacity correction
• Wet deposits and wet walls are eliminated
• Significant reductions in the creation and emission of toxic dioxins and furans are also possible, making compliance with government regulations less costly

Many pulp and paper mills, steel mills, power plants, waste incineration facilities and cement plants use air atomizing for evaporative cooling in a variety of applications. Cooling prior to baghouse or ESP, NOx control and SO2 removal are areas where evaporative cooling via spray technology is ideally suited.

FloMax® Air Atomizing Nozzles Offer Superior Performance

All air atomizing nozzles are not alike. In fact, very few are suitable for use in gas conditioning. High efficiency nozzles offer tight control of drop size and spray coverage. The goal is to minimize Dmax and achieve a finely-atomized spray with D32 less than 100 microns at 10 gpm (37.8 l/min). A multi-stage atomization process must be used to achieve this very small drop size. The patented three-stage atomization process used by FloMax Air Atomizing nozzle is extremely air efficient and is the primary reason why it is the preferred nozzle for gas conditioning.

Unlike competitive nozzles using single-step atomization, FloMax nozzles produce a D32 drop size that is 34% smaller utilizing 20% less air than competitive nozzles. [Flow rate of 10 gpm (37.8 l/min)]

Smaller drop size benefits:

• Lower installation and maintenance costs due to the wide range of flow rates per nozzle
• The liquid being sprayed generates more surface area per gallon for a more complete reaction and total absorption without wetting
• Lower energy costs
• Longer compressor life

• FloMax nozzles allow for a high turndown of flow rate so a set air pressure can be maintained while liquid pressure and flow varies
• A large flow rate per nozzle means that fewer nozzles are required for cooling resulting in a lower initial purchase cost and less maintenance
• Large free passage reduces clogging and allows flexibility in water sources
• Low maintenance since FloMax nozzles operate at low pressures
• FloMax nozzles are available in a variety of corrosion and erosion resistant materials, such as Hastelloy®, Stellite® and reaction-bonded silicon carbide, to ensure optimal performance in harsh environments

• Easy maintenance when required – no special tools are necessary
• Wide range of flow rates available – 0.5 gpm to 52 gpm (1.8 l/min to 197 l/min)
• Lances, manifolds and headers are available as installation options along with adapters, cooling jackets, purge tubes and protective tubes as needed
• Product line overview:
  • FloMax A Series
    • 0.7 to 30.0 gpm (2.6 to 114 l/min)
    • 55° and 20° spray angles
    • FloMax X Series
    • 0.03 to 1.5 gpm (0.11 to 1.89 l/min)
    • 20° spray angle (55° available in some sizes)

Our Gas Conditioning System is a total custom solution:

• It is easy to install, easy to operate and easy to maintain
• It is unsurpassed in energy efficiency and occupies minimal space
• The AutoJet Spray Controller, equipped with patent-pending SprayLogic® software, monitors and automatically adjusts system operation providing unmatched performance at a reasonable cost
• Technical information is readily available as is training and ongoing support
• Single-source convenience

Flowback nozzles feature a simple two-piece design for easy installation and maintenance. Competitive lances utilize a bellows design that is easily damaged during operation or maintenance. This results in internal leaking, poor atomization and wetting. These lances require special tools for installation and maintenance. Our Flowback nozzles are often selected to replace competitive nozzles in existing systems because of the advantages offered in installation and maintenance.

Our Flowback line is available with the largest selection of nozzle capacities. Sizes range from 1.2 to 45 gpm (4.5 to 170.3 l/min) at 600 psi (41.4 bar).

Hastelloy is a registered trademark of Haynes International Inc.
Stellite is a registered trademark of Deloro Stellite, Inc.

Coating material is costly! It is the second largest expense following aluminum facing most manufacturers. Changing to our can coating spray tips can have a significant positive impact on your bottom line.

• A unique tip orifice design produces an asymmetrical spray distribution that is calibrated to the shape of a 2-piece, 12 oz. or 16 oz., 2.4 inch (61 mm) diameter beverage can
• This results in the coating material being applied exactly where it is needed. Overspray is eliminated, reducing the amount of coating material used and the weight of the can
• An orientation notch simplifies nozzles replacement and ensures proper orientation
• Use with our AA26AUH-24200-2 1/2 automatic spray nozzles and Nordson spray guns. Click here for tip compatibility and replacement chart

Now you can be sure that every area of every can – even those in hard to reach places in the washer – is effectively washed and rinsed. Our Can Wash Riser was design to specific can dimensions and ensures correct nozzle spacing and optimal spray coverage. Narrow angle nozzles and precise nozzle spacing allows the spray to effectively penetrate the conveyor mat without knocking over the cans.

When equipped with ProMax® QuickJet® spray nozzles, significant maintenance time reductions can be achieved. With a simple quarter turn, nozzles can be installed and removed in seconds, without any tools. QuickJet nozzles are constructed of ProMax, a glass-reinforced engineering grade of polypropylene, which offers excellent chemical resistance and durability. ProMax nozzles minimize caking problems that are typically experienced in the chemical stages of the washer.

Our customizable WindJet® Air Knife packages offer a unique solution for can blow off and drying. For example, water can be removed from the domes of empty cans between washer stages without disturbing the cans. Filled cans can be dried as well – even the smallest of drops – without disruption.

The unique design of the WindJet Air Knives directs a high volume of air out of the knife in a straight, uniform, stream. Consistent control of the air stream along the length of the knife combined with various blower output options makes it possible to effectively blow-off and dry-off any can design. WindJet Air Knives are also lightweight and easy to maneuver. and the regenerative blowers are energy-efficient, a low-cost alternative to a drying systems using compressed air.

Change the Way You Spray to Use Less Water

There are dozens of changes you can make to consume less water without compromising performance in your processing and sanitation operations. Here are just a few:

• Use automated tank washers to clean tanks and vats. Water savings are typically significant – millions of gallons per year
• Replace open hoses with spray guns and reduce water consumption by 50% or more
• Use spray manifolds equipped with nozzles instead of pipes with holes to reduce water use by as much as 50%
• Inspect and replace worn spray nozzles on a regular basis – water waste from even slightly worn nozzles can easily reach hundreds of gallons per hour.

• Metal pretreatment
• Parts drying
• Tank agitation
• Paint tank cleaning
• and more.

Here’s just one example:

Spray Nozzles Used in Rinsing and Drying Processes

A large automotive assembly plant was installing a new truck cab line. During the design of the line, plant engineers experimented with everything from a manually operated line using hoses and wands, to blow-off nozzles but were struggling to find a solution. The application required a rinsing and drying process that would contribute to overall finish quality. but irregular surfaces and rolled steel areas on the truck cabs posed a real challenge.

The engineers knew they needed spray nozzles but they weren’t sure which ones to use and how to install them to reach all the nooks and crannies on the truck cab. The solution we recommended included stalling 84 VeeJet® nozzles on five rinsing arches with adjustable ball fittings. These fittings provide adjustable positioning of spray nozzles for more exact control of the spray direction. Based on quality control inspections, the nozzles could be easily calibrated with the simple turn of a screw head.

Deionized water is used in the rinsing process, so stainless steel nozzles were specified and now deliver from 100 to 150 psi (7 bar to 10 bar) of pressure along the five rinsing arches.

For drying, we recommended the construction of two arches equipped with 70 WindJet® nozzles. The WindJet nozzles use existing plant air and provide quick drying with very efficient use of compressed air. In addition, our 727 WindJet nozzles met OSHA’s requirements for sound levels since workers are in close proximity to the nozzles.

• Ideal for clean-in-place and low-pressure cleaning and rinsing in harsh chemical and corrosive environments
• Multiple orifices provide a solid stream spray
• Operates at pressures up to 50 psi (3.5 bar)
• Flow rates range from 4 to 391 gpm (15.3 to 1490 l/min)
• Material options: TEFLON, some sizes available in carbon-filled TEFLON for improved thermal characteristics and higher mechanical strength
• Minimum tank opening: 2″ to 7″ (51 to 178 mm) depending on capacity size
• 27500R version features a rotating spray head that can be easily removed from the body for cleaning

• Threadless and tapered design promotes self-draining – ideal for sanitary applications
• Uses a 316 stainless steel inlet locking pin
• Conforms to 3A sanitary standard 78-01 for spray cleaning devises to remain in place (180° spray angle excluded)
• Multiple orifices provide a solid stream spray
• Operates at pressures up to 50 psi (3.5 bar)
• Flow rates range from 9 to 100.6 gpm (34 to 384 l/min)
• Material: TEFLON
• Minimum tank opening: 2.5″ to 4″ (64 to 102 mm) depending on capacity size
• 28500R version features a rotating spray head that can be easily removed from the body for cleaning

18250A Tank Wash Nozzles – For tanks up to 8′ (2.4 m) dia.

• Three high-impact flat sprays mounted in rotating spray head provide complete orbital coverage of all interior surfaces
• Install vertically or horizontally
• High temperature versions available
• Operates at pressures up to 60 psi (4 bar)
• 18250A flow rates range from 10.5 to 55 gpm (48 to 205 l/min)
• 21400A flow rates range from 5.0 to 22 gpm (23 to 82 l/min)
• Material: 316 stainless steel with RYTON® bearing retainers and sleeves of 50% stainless steel TEFLON
• 18250A minimum tank opening: 2-7/32″ (60 mm)
• 21400A minimum tank opening: 2-1/4″ (60 mm)

• For general rinsing and light cleaning
• Operates at pressures up to 50 psi (3.5 bar)
• Flow rates range from 2.1 to 4.5 gpm (7.8 to 18 l/min)
• Material: TEFLON with removable Viton® O-ring
• Minimum tank opening: 1″ (25 mm)

• For general rinsing and light cleaning
• Operates at pressures up to 70 psi (4.8 bar)
• Flow rates range from 4.9 to 9.2 gpm (19.5 to 36 l/min)
• Material: POM-Delrin®
• Minimum tank opening: 1-3/4″ (45 mm)

• For general rinsing and light cleaning using side sprays
• Operates at pressures up to 60 psi (4 bar)
• Flow rates range from .8 to 2.2 gpm (3.4 to 7.9 l/min)
• Material: 316 stainless steel with hardened stainless steel bearings and races
• Minimum tank opening: 1-1/32″ (26 mm)

• For general rinsing and light cleaning
• Two versions:
  • 23240-2 features two flat spray orifices and provides side sprays
  • 23420-3 features a top orifice in addition to the side spray orifices to provide nearly full spherical coverage
• Operates at pressures up to 200 psi (12 bar)
• Flow rates range from 3.5 to 22 gpm (14 to 79 l/min)
• Material options: 316 stainless steel with hardened stainless steel bearings and races, 316 stainless steel. Discs available in nylon or TEFLON
• Minimum tank opening: 1-1/32″ (26 mm)

TEFLON is a registered trademark of E.I. DuPont de Nemours and Company
Ryton is a registered trademark of Chevron Phillips Chemical Company
Viton is a registered trademark of DuPont Performance Elastomers
Delrin is a registered trademark of E.I. DuPont de Nemours and Company

• Our TankJet 4 spray nozzles produce the best solid stream spray available. Special nozzle vanes reduce turbulence and improve stream integrity. Better stream integrity increases impact and cleaning effectiveness
• Nozzles rotate 360° in horizontal and vertical planes creating a crisscrossing pattern to thoroughly clean tanks
• Cleans tanks up to 98’ (30 m) in dia.
• No motors – TankJet 4 Tank Washers are fluid-driven
• Sleek and compact – fits in small tank openings
• Lightweight for easy portability
• Choice of pin version for permanent installation or clutch version with free-spinning nozzle hub for easy insertion and removal from tank
• Customizable to your operation — TankJet 4 can be used for high-concentration chemical recirculation cleaning or low-pressure, high-volume cleaning

• Blenders
• Breweries
• Food processing
• Petrochemical
• Pulp storage
• Processing
• Tanker trucks
• Wineries

• Motorized tank washer provides high-impact, thorough cleaning of tanks up to 25 ft. (7.6 m) in less time than other cleaning methods
• Automated cleaning results in reduced consumption of costly chemicals and water and lower disposal costs
• Multiple stopping points between full insertion and full retraction can be set. This allows users to position the nozzles where more impact is required or to clean around obstructions
• Choice of stroke lengths: 3, 4 and 6 ft. (.9, 1.2 and 1.8 m)
• Clogging resulting from residue build-up on nozzle hub when tank washers are permanently installed in tank is eliminated
• Easy to use control box/panel can be located away from the tank for safety or convience
• Optional isolation valves
• Explosion-proof versions available

Ideal for use in many applications

• PTFE
• Ltex
• Acrylic
• Polymer
• Paint
• Cosmetic
• Food
• Pharmaceutical