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Mortars, lubricating oils, protective fluids, paints, lacquers - many of today's "poured" materials require special spray tips.
The original nozzle for these purposes was proposed by the participants of the NTTM of the Syzran Plastics Plant. Its appearance may even be surprising: the supply hose ends with a metal plug. However, upon closer examination, you can see that the cork is split: it consists of two symmetrical halves. If they are separated, the inner glass-shaped cavity formed by them will open.
Spray nozzle: 1 - half of the body. 2 - nose part, 3 - parting plane with a channel, 4 - cavity
How does such a nozzle work? The liquid to be sprayed is fed into the body of the nozzle installed in the nozzle under pressure through the narrow channel of the tip. From here, it enters the expanding dead-end part of the cavity, as if being locked in this closed volume. In this case, a high pressure of the liquid is created in the "glass", which begins to burst the ground halves of the "cork". A micro-slit with a cross section of 0,01-0,02 mm is formed, into which the liquid breaks out with great force: the spraying is highly directed, economical and ultra-precise. Such a nozzle not only improves the quality and efficiency of work, but also provides considerable savings.
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