Male-Threaded Flat-Jet Spray Nozzle

One-Piece Hex Body and Deflector Plane

The illustrated nozzle combines an external male pipe thread, hexagonal wrench flats, and an open internal flow passage leading to an angled diversion plane. Liquid exiting the orifice strikes the sloped surface and spreads into a flat, fan-shaped spray sheet, while the unobstructed passage helps reduce clogging compared with fine multi-hole tips.

Five Spray Angles and Thread Options

Five fan angles are available across the series—15°, 25°, 35°, 40°, and 50°—allowing either narrower, concentrated impact bands or wider coverage depending on mounting height. While the photographed nozzle features a male pipe thread, the broader series schedule also references BSPT or NPT thread forms and female-threaded variants across nominal sizes from 1/8" to 2".

Material Selection for Wash Systems

Stainless steel configurations in SS304 and SS316 suit equipment rinsing, food and produce washing, conveyor spray bars, and industrial surface cleaning (with brass also noted in the general series schedule for utility water lines). Select the alloy grade according to the wash fluid chemistry and temperature rather than treating all series materials as interchangeable.

Manifold Alignment and Ordering Checks

When mounting multiple flat-jet nozzles along a spray header, use the hex flats to orient each deflection plane so adjacent spray fans align and overlap evenly at the target surface. Specify the required thread gender, thread standard (BSPT or NPT), nominal thread size, alloy grade, and fan angle when ordering.