Why Do Nozzles Wear Out?

1. Corrosion and wear: The material on the surface of the nozzle orifice and the inner flow channel gradually becomes larger or deformed, which in turn affects the shape, flow and pressure of the nozzle.

2. High temperature: Overheating will damage the nozzle material for non-high temperature applications.

3. Accidental damage: During installation and cleaning, the nozzle may be accidentally damaged due to the use of incorrect tools or gravity.

4. Blockage: Dirt or other impurities in the liquid block the mouth of the nozzle, thereby limiting the flow rate of the nozzle and interfering with the spray shape and its uniformity.

5. Corrosion: corrosion caused by spray liquid or other chemical substances and the environment.

6. Change of installation or position: Improper installation: over tightening or other changes in position can cause damage.

7. Adhesive blocking: splashing, mist or chemical accumulation on the inner or outer material of the nozzle edge caused by liquid evaporation can leave a layer of dry solidified layer and block the relevant passages of the nozzle.