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A Straight Jet nozzle uses a straight orifice to produce a concentrated jet stream with a spray angle of 0°.
Many different nozzles series produce a Straight Jet spray pattern. The following direct pressure nozzles produce a Straight Jet spray pattern:
The Straight Jet is a single concentrated jet with a straight forward design. Many of the nozzles like the BJ & NF series listed above are categorized as Fan style nozzles. These nozzles have angled cuts which produce a flat pattern that fans out with a specific spray angle. The straight jet version does not use angled cuts, but instead uses a straight orifice that produces a jet stream with a spray angle of 0°. This design is common among Straight Jet nozzles.
Straight Jet nozzles produce a concentrated jet of water that has a spray angle of 0°.
Due to a spray angle of 0°, individual droplets do not have the opportunity to form.
Straight Jet nozzles can operate under a very wide range of pressures. Straight Jet nozzles usually do not have any internal or external geometry that limit them to a specific pressure range.
Straight Jet nozzles are not generally limited to a pressure range. Since the flow rate is a product of orifice size and pressure, Straight Jets have a very wide range of possible flow rates.