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Plastic Spray Nozzles: The Complete Range

Nine nozzle families moulded in chemical-resistant plastic. Choose by application below, or ask us and we will recommend the right one.

Materials

Choose the right plastic

Material decides how long a nozzle lasts in your liquid.

Plastic nozzle materials at a glance
Material Typical max. temperature* Chemical resistance Best for
Polypropylene (PP) about 80°C Most acids, alkalis and salts General chemical, scrubbers, agriculture
PVDF about 120°C Very broad, incl. oxidisers and many solvents Hot or aggressive chemicals
PVC about 50–60°C Good for water, many acids and alkalis Low-cost cold water duties
Nylon (PA) about 80°C Good for oils and many solvents; weak with acids Agricultural and wear-resistant parts
Acetal (POM, “Delrin”) about 80°C Good for neutral liquids and fuels; weak with strong acids Precision, high-strength parts

*Typical guide values. The safe limit depends on pressure, concentration and duty. Always share your chemical and temperature so we can confirm the material.

Polypropylene (PP) nozzles

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

How do I choose between your nozzle types?

Start with the job: washing and rinsing usually need flat fan nozzles, cooling and scrubbing need full cone or spiral nozzles, and crop protection needs hollow cone or flat fan tips. Our nozzle finder or engineers can confirm.

Can I order a sample before a bulk order?

Yes. Ask for a sample with your enquiry and we will confirm availability.

What details should I include in a quote request?

Product type, pipe size or thread, operating pressure, flow per nozzle, the liquid and its temperature, quantity and delivery location.

Do your nozzles come in metal too?

This site covers our plastic range. If your duty needs metal nozzles, tell us and we will advise.

Not sure which nozzle fits your line?

Tell us the liquid, pressure and coverage you need. A nozzle engineer will recommend the right type, size and material.