
DESIGN FEATURES
The original spiral nozzle invented by BETE
Also referred to as pigtail nozzles, corkscrew nozzles, or helix nozzles
High energy efficiency
One-piece/no internal parts
Clog-resistant performance
High discharge velocity
Commonly used for quenching, scrubbing, and evaporative cooling
HOW IS THE SPRAY PATTERN ACHIEVED?
The spiral nozzle forms its spray pattern from fluid shearing off the turns of the spiral. The design of a hollow cone spiral produces drops that project outward, creating a ring-shaped spray with less coverage in the center. The full cone spiral design generates concentric hollow cones, producing two to three bands of medium-sized droplets surrounded by wider bands of relatively fine droplets, delivering complete coverage.
Produces the smallest droplet size compared to whirl nozzles of the same flow and pressure drop for fine atomization.
- Pipe: 1/8, 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 3/4, 1, 1 1/2, 2, 3, 4
- Connection Methods: Thread (NPT, BSP, Male)
















