Nozzle Delivers Hollow Cone Spray Pattern of Uniform Particle Size

Provides increased nozzle life, along with improved product density and solubility

Delavan Sdx V Spray Drying Nozzle

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Using self-locating swirl chamber technology, the Delavan nozzle offers flow rates certified to within +/-5% of rated capacity at 1,000 psi, operating temperatures to 700°F, and pressures as high as 10,000 psi. The SDX V spray-drying nozzle features a single inlet spiral swirl chamber, five-piece construction, and tungsten carbide wear parts with Viton or silicone O-rings. A 316L stainless-steel body and adaptors come standard.

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