Industrial Spray-unit 
two-substance

SCHLICK has developed the Industrial Spray-unit two-substance for industrial applications where two-substance nozzles are used.

It is used in hard-to-reach working areas and is the perfect connection between the two-substance nozzle and the supply unit (Industrial Media-connector).

Internal or external mixing two-substance nozzles are used.

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Industrial Spray-unit with two-substance nozzles –
Tried and tested in numerous industrial sectors

  • Specially designed solutions for supply unit with two-substance nozzles
  • Including protective supply pipe; also available with casing pipe or heating/cooling circuit
  • Customer-specific designs for all industrial sectors
  • Comprehensive QMS also for individual configurations in the SCHLICK Test & Research Center

SCHLICK Industrial Spray-units two-substance are available in very varied configurations and can be manufactured or adapted to customer specifications for the desired industrial application. SCHLICK Industrial Spray-unit two-substance, the version with a two-substance nozzle or nozzles, is available in a wide variety of designs with a range of different two-substance nozzles. A liquid control range of 1: 10 (if required 1: 30) can implemented. The droplet size can be individually adjusted according to the propellant/liquid ratio. 

The supply unit, which is made of acid-resistant stainless steel as standard, is manufactured to the customer's requirements in terms of length and design and is firmly connected to the two-substance nozzle.

SCHLICK two-substance nozzles are not susceptible to blockages. With external mixing systems, both components are only mixed at the nozzle exit, producing an easier control system. With internal mixing, the liquid and atomisation medium are mixed within a mixing chamber. The control requirements of internal mixing systems are slightly greater. 

Materials: Acid-resistant stainless steel, heat-resistant stainless steel, titanium, hastelloy, inconel, PTFE, PP, PVC, PVDF, other materials on request.

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