The original BETE spiral nozzle design is also called a pigtail, corkscrew, or helix nozzle. The spiral produces relatively coarse droplets surrounded by wider bands of relatively fine droplets. Ideal for quenching, scrubbing, and evaporative cooling.
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The Original BETE TF Spiral Nozzle Design
Discover the TF spiral nozzle invented by BETE. The durable one-piece design of the TF is resistant to clogging and has a high discharge velocity. Spiral nozzles produce the finest drop size of and direct-pressure nozzle for very fine atomization. The TF offers a wide range of flow rates and spray angles.
Customers trust the high performance of BETE’s TF spiral nozzles for quenching, scrubbing, and evaporative cooling applications.
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Choose your spiral nozzle, and BETE can custom design and fabricate spray headers, spray lances, and injectors for precise placement to optimize your spray process.
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Spiral Nozzles
TF FULL CONE AND HOLLOW CONE SPIRAL NOZZLES
Original Pigtail Spray Nozzle for Quenching, Scrubbing, and Evaporative Cooling
ST ABRASION RESISTANT SPIRAL NOZZLES
Clog-Resistant Pigtail Nozzles Designed to Endure Limestone Slurry
EZTF QUICK CONNECT FULL CONE OR HOLLOW CONE SPIRAL NOZZLES
Interchangeable Nozzle Tips With Base and Gasket
Spiral Spray Nozzles
The spray pattern of the spiral nozzle is formed by the fluid shearing along with the turns of the spiral, which produce multiple concentric cones. These cones form 2 to 3 bands of relatively coarse droplets, surrounded by wider bands of relatively fine droplets.
Spiral Full Cone
- Larger coarse droplets are formed on the outer perimeter
- Smaller droplets formed inside the cone
Spiral Hollow Cone
- Larger coarse droplets are formed on the outer perimeter.
Examples of Why You Would Choose This Spray Pattern Over Others
If you are looking for gas cooling or want the liquid to react with a process for smaller droplet size, the spiral full cone nozzle gives you outstanding results.
If wind resistance and heat removal are a concern, the larger droplets produced by the spiral will give you outstanding results.
