Pin-Mount Fixed Spray Ball
A fixed spray ball with a pin-retained inlet collar for attachment to a matching supply connection. Its stationary perforated head is listed in SS304 and SS316L, with pattern and inlet dimensions selected for the installation.
Connection | Cross-drilled pinned / bolted sleeve connection |
|---|---|
Material | SS304, SS316L |
Spray head structure | Stationary spherical head with round openings |
Listed spray patterns | 180° / 360° (configuration-dependent) |
Listed series size range | 0.5"–2.5" (DN15–DN65) |
Product overview
Pin-retained mounting arrangement
The inlet collar and retaining pin form a removable connection to the supply pipe assembly. Confirm the collar fit, retaining-hole arrangement and required fastener for the actual mating parts. Access to the retaining part matters when the head must be removed from a tank or process vessel.
Fixed head with round openings
Liquid supplied to the spherical head exits through its fixed spray holes. The series description includes nominal 2.5 mm holes and 180° or 360° pattern options for the fixed-cleaning series. The selected pattern is a configuration choice; it does not by itself establish cleaning performance for a particular tank.
Layout and supply selection
Position the head with regard to the vessel shape, internal structures and the intended liquid supply. Compare the installed spray-ball envelope with the available opening and maintenance route. Review coverage requirements as part of the complete cleaning arrangement rather than selecting solely by inlet size.
Materials and routine inspection
SS304 and SS316L are listed with a source-series nominal range of ½–2½ inches, DN15–DN65. Confirm the dimensions of the selected inlet and retaining arrangement. During maintenance, examine the pin, collar and spray openings for condition and obstruction, and choose material and any associated seals for the process medium and cleaning cycle.
Technical specifications
Product specifications
- Surface finish
- Mirror finish
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