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Spray nozzle
11th May 1973, Page 158
11th May 1973
Page 158
Page 158, 11th May 1973
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The WashJet spray nozzle made by Spraying Systems is rated for working at pressures up to 150 psi. It is made in a series of sizes with maximum flow capacity from 2.5 gpm up to 37 gpm. There is also a choice of spray angles from solid stream (Odeg angle) to 40deg angle, while 50deg and 65deg angle nozzles are available in all except the larger capacities.
Made of hardened stainless steel, the jets have built-in guide vanes and an internal configuration that gives maximum impact for every capacity and pressure.
The nozzles can be used with hand guns and lances, or built into manifolds.
Marketed by C. T. (London) Ltd, 3 Hobart Place, SW1.
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