SpiralJet® Spiral Nozzle, 316 Stainless Steel, 1/2BSJ-SS180120

Scraped SKU: 1-2bsj-ss180120 Series: SpiralJet® Hollow Cone Spiral Nozzles - Extra Large Free Passage 2026-09-01 02:51:14

Attributes

Part Number1/2BSJ-SS180120
Model CodeBSJ

Description

- Spiral nozzles (also referred to as helix nozzles, corkscrew nozzles and pigtail nozzles) produce hollow cone spray patterns with a circular impact area - Minimal clogging – maximum flow through passages of any nozzle of comparable size - Spray angle at rated pressure (10 psi) is 180° - Uniform spray distribution from 8.5 to 76 gpm - Operating pressures up to 400 psi - Precision impact blade angles distribute drops and provide excellent coverage – ideal for washing, rinsing and cooling - Compact size - 1/2 in NPT inlet connection - Material is 316 Stainless Steel **Flow:** The liquid entering the nozzle passes through the orifice and exits the voids in the spiral. As it exits, the fluid deflects off the spiral surfaces to form the hollow cone pattern.

Specifications

Design FeatureIs Cast
Material Composition316 Stainless Steel
Maximum Free Passage Diameter0.188 in
ModelBSJ
Capacity Size120
Rated Pressure10 psi
Relative Drop Size Group100 - 500 µm (Light Rain), 500 - 1,000 µm (Moderate Rain), 1,000 - 5,000 µm (Heavy Rain)
Inlet Connection Size1/2 in
Liquid Flow Rate (Product Performance)8.5 gpm @ 5 psi, 12 gpm @ 10 psi, 17 gpm @ 20 psi, 24 gpm @ 40 psi, 38 gpm @ 100 psi, 76 gpm @ 400 psi
Product TypeSpiral Nozzle
Inlet Connection GenderMale
Inlet Connection Thread TypeNPT
Spray Angle Catalog CodeStandard
Spray PatternHollow Cone
Spray Angle Range180 - 180°
Weight3 oz
Liquid Flow Rate at Rated Pressure12 gpm @ 10 psi
Liquid Pressure Range5 - 400 psi
BrandSpiralJet®
Equivalent Orifice Diameter3/8 in
Inlet Connection TypeThreaded (Male NPT)
Liquid Flow Rate Range8.5 - 76 gpm
Body Hex Size7/8 in
Length2-1/2 in
Material CodeSS
Relative Drop Size Range100 - 5,000 µm
Spray Angle (Product Performance)180° @ 10 psi
Spray Angle180° @ 10 psi
Spray Angle at Rated Pressure180° @ 10 psi

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