VeeJet® Nozzle, 303 Stainless Steel with Strainer, HB1/4VVL-SS2505

Scraped SKU: hb1-4vvl-ss2505 Series: VeeJet® Flat Spray Nozzles - Low Flow - Integral Strainer 2026-09-01 02:51:14

Attributes

Part NumberHB1/4VVL-SS2505
Model CodeH-VVL

Description

- Flat spray nozzles are ideal for use in spray headers or manifolds. They produce a fan-type, tapered-edge spray pattern to ensure even coverage when multiple nozzles are used in a series - Solid stream (0° spray angle) available to achieve highest impact of any nozzle type - Consistent performance over the industry's largest range of flow rates and pressures - Some models feature an integral strainer - High pressure/high impact versions available - Quick-connect versions available to speed maintenance and installation **Flow:** As the liquid exits through the sharp V shape cut of the orifice, it forms into a flat spray pattern. The distribution is tapered from the center of the spray.

Specifications

Spray Angle (Product Performance)16° @ 20 psi, 25° @ 40 psi, 32° @ 80 psi, 39° @ 200 psi
Spray Angle16° @ 20 psi, 25° @ 40 psi, 32° @ 80 psi, 39° @ 200 psi
Design FeatureIntegral Strainer
Relative Drop Size Group100 - 500 µm (Light Rain), 500 - 1,000 µm (Moderate Rain)
Spray Angle Catalog CodeStandard
Liquid Flow Rate (Product Performance)0.25 gpm @ 10 psi, 0.35 gpm @ 20 psi, 0.5 gpm @ 40 psi, 0.71 gpm @ 80 psi, 0.79 gpm @ 100 psi, 1.1 gpm @ 200 psi, 1.4 gpm @ 300 psi, 1.8 gpm @ 500 psi
Rated Pressure40 psi
Inlet Connection TypeThreaded (Male BSPT)
Length1-1/4 in
Product TypeNozzle
Relative Drop Size Range100 - 1,000 µm
Spray PatternFlat Spray
Liquid Flow Rate Range0.25 - 1.8 gpm
Inlet Connection Size1/4 in
ModelH-VVL
Liquid Pressure Range10 - 500 psi
Material CodeSS
Inlet Connection GenderMale
BrandVeeJet®
Weight1 oz
Spray Angle Range16 - 39°
Body Hex Size9/16 in
Material Composition303 Stainless Steel
Liquid Flow Rate at Rated Pressure0.5 gpm @ 40 psi
Capacity Size05
Inlet Connection Thread TypeBSPT
Equivalent Orifice Diameter0.056 in
Spray Angle at Rated Pressure25° @ 40 psi

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