Maximum Free Passage FullJet® Nozzle, 316 Stainless Steel, B3HHMFP-SS601800

Scraped SKU: b3hhmfp-ss601800 Series: FullJet® Full Cone Nozzles - Maximum Free Passage 2026-09-01 02:51:25

Attributes

Part NumberB3HHMFP-SS601800
Model CodeHMFP, HHMFP

Description

- Solid cone-shaped spray pattern - Patented vane design provides largest free passage of maximum free passage nozzles; ideal for use with fluids with particulates - More uniform spray distribution than other large free passage nozzles - Uniform spray distribution from 1.4 to 57 gpm (5.3 to 216 lpm) - Operating pressures up to 80 psi (6 bar) - Spray angles: 60°, 90° and 115° **Flow:** The liquid comes in contact with the vane as it enters the nozzle. The unique vane design stabilizes the fluid before it enters the swirl region. The swirling liquid passes through the nozzle and breaks up as it exits the nozzle orifice. The spray pattern produced is a well-defined cone shape consisting of uniform drops equally distributed throughout the spray pattern. The large, open passages in the nozzle minimize clogging.

Specifications

Liquid Flow Rate (Product Performance)180 gpm @ 10 psi, 242 gpm @ 20 psi, 325 gpm @ 40 psi, 436 gpm @ 80 psi
Spray Angle Catalog CodeStandard
Spray Angle (Product Performance)59° @ 40 psi, 61° @ 10 psi
Spray Angle59° @ 40 psi, 61° @ 10 psi
Capacity Size1800
Relative Drop Size Group500 - 1,000 µm (Moderate Rain), 1,000 - 5,000 µm (Heavy Rain)
Spray Angle Range59 - 61°
Material Composition316 Stainless Steel
Body Hex Size4-3/16 in
Liquid Flow Rate Range180 - 436 gpm
Spray PatternFull Cone
Design FeatureHas Guide Vane, Is Cast
Rated Pressure10 psi
Length9.44 in
Weight115 oz
Inlet Connection Size3 in
Inlet Connection TypeThreaded (Male BSPT)
Approximate Free Passage Diameter1.55 in
Inlet Connection GenderMale
Inlet Connection Thread TypeBSPT
Product TypeNozzle
Liquid Pressure Range10 - 80 psi
ModelHHMFP
Relative Drop Size Range500 - 5,000 µm
Material CodeSS
BrandFullJet®
Liquid Flow Rate at Rated Pressure180 gpm @ 10 psi
Spray Angle at Rated Pressure60° @ 10 psi

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