Guided selection
Spray Nozzle Finder
Answer three quick questions about your application and we will suggest nozzle families to look at. For a confirmed selection, send the shortlist to our team with your operating data.
Suggested nozzle families
Suggestions are starting points, not an engineering selection. Send them to our team with your operating data for a confirmed recommendation.
About these suggestions. The finder points to nozzle families commonly used for each duty. It does not calculate flow, droplet size or spray angle. Safety-critical, corrosive, high-temperature and fire-protection duties should always be confirmed by our technical team.
Which spray nozzle should I choose?
Start with the job: flat fan for surfaces and washing, full cone for area coverage and cooling, hollow cone for fine droplets and evaporation, mist or air atomizing for very fine sprays. Then match flow rate, pressure, connection and material. Our Nozzle Finder can help you shortlist.
What materials are spray nozzles made from?
Common materials are brass, SS304, SS316, PP, PVDF and PVC. Stainless steel suits most process duties, SS316 and plastics handle corrosive liquids, and hardened or ceramic inserts are used where wear is high.
What details should I send for a quotation?
Send the spray pattern, connection size and thread type (BSP or NPT), material, operating pressure, required flow rate, spray angle, liquid being sprayed and the quantity you need. A photo or part number of your existing nozzle also helps.
Need a technical match?
Not sure which nozzle fits your process?
Send us your duty — liquid, flow, pressure and spray distance — and we will shortlist the right nozzles and send you a quotation.