Nozzles allow you to control the flow while dispensing hydraulic fluid. They shut off manually, so you’ll have to release the trigger to stop the flow. Nozzles are aluminum, which is lightweight with good corrosion resistance.

Style B is UL listed. It has an angled design, which reduces hose kinking for efficient fueling.

Warning: Do not leave nozzles unattended when in use.

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Dispense and control the flow of coolant with these nozzles. They have a built-in check valve to reduce spillage when withdrawing the nozzle from the tank. Nozzles shut off manually, so you’ll have to release the trigger to stop the flow. They are brass for good corrosion resistance.

Warning: Do not leave nozzles unattended when in use.

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Connect these swivels to the threaded end of your dispensing hose. They rotate before and after installation as needed to prevent hose from twisting, kinking, and wearing prematurely.

Aluminum swivels are lighter in weight than brass swivels.

45° offset swivels rotate at the male connection point and at the elbow. They are UL listed.

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These nozzles produce a flat, thin spray pattern. They're good for general cleaning, washing, etching, foam control, and applying coatings.

Brass nozzles have good corrosion resistance.

303 stainless steel nozzles are more chemical, corrosion, and abrasion resistant than brass nozzles.

Spray nozzle fittings and manifolds are also available.

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Drill a hole anywhere along a pipe and snap on these nozzles. Spray tips can be removed for cleaning, but cannot be replaced with another tip. Made of reinforced plastic, all have a 300 Series stainless steel clamp that grips the pipe and an EPDM rubber gasket that prevents leaks. They're good for foam control and produce a flat, thin spray pattern.

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These nozzles have replaceable tips that are removable with a quarter-turn. All tips have two O-rings to prevent leaks. Drill a hole anywhere along a pipe and snap on these nozzles. Made of reinforced plastic, all have a 300 Series stainless steel clamp that grips the pipe and an EPDM rubber gasket that prevents leaks. They're good for foam control and produce a flat, thin spray pattern.

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Drill a hole anywhere along a pipe and snap on these nozzles. Spray tips can be quickly and easily removed with a quarter-turn for cleaning and replacement. Tips have two O-rings to prevent leaks. Made of reinforced plastic, all have a Series 300 stainless steel clamp that grips the pipe and an EPDM rubber gasket that prevents leaks. They provide a uniform distribution of droplets that are good for cooling and dust- and foam-control applications.

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By circulating their spray, these nozzles clean faster with more even coverage and less water than stationary tank-washing nozzles. The force of the liquid flowing through is what causes them to rotate, so the higher the pressure, the faster they will rotate. They spray in multiple directions to effectively rinse down tanks, drums, and small vessels.

316 stainless steel and PVDF nozzles have good resistance to chemicals and corrosion. PTFE nozzles have excellent resistance to chemicals and corrosion.

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To effectively rinse tanks, drums, and small vessels, these nozzles spray in multiple directions. The simplest style of tank-cleaning nozzle, they don't have any moving parts that will wear or need maintenance.

316 stainless steel nozzles have excellent chemical and corrosion resistance.

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Avoid clogs while rinsing tanks, drums, and small vessels. These nozzles have a unique internal and external design, so particles in liquid pass through instead of getting stuck. To effectively rinse down tanks and other containers, they spray in multiple directions. But, compared to standard tank-washing nozzles, they produce larger droplets and have a less precise spray pattern. These nozzles don't have any moving parts that will wear or need maintenance.

316 stainless steel nozzles are more chemical and corrosion resistant than brass nozzles.

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