Suited for the atomisation of abrasive media – 
SCHLICK carbide nozzles

SCHLICK hard metal nozzles with a hollow cone spray image atomize static liquids into very fine droplets with a large specific surface and are very well suited to atomizing abrasive media at high and low pressures. 

The quality of the atomized spray and the droplet spectrum are related to the diameter of the hole, the pressure, the scatter cone, the density, the viscosity, and the surface tension. In order to achieve fine atomisation high liquid pressures, low viscosities and surface tensions, small bore holes and a large spray cone should be aimed for. There is a low blockage risk due to a large, free cross-section. We guarantee operating safety up to 150 bar.

The liquid is fed under pressure and enters the swirl chamber through tangential slits or holes. In the swirl chamber, the energy in the pressurised liquid is converted into rotational energy or kinetic energy. A rotating film of liquid forms around an air core and emerges through the hole as a hollow cone jet. After overcoming the surface tension, the cone disperses into a myriad of fine droplets.

Materials: Acid-resistant and noncorrosive stainless steel, heat-resistant stainless steel, brass, hastelloy, other materials available on request. Orifice insert, swirl insert and chamber in carbide.