The importance of finding the right nozzle is often underestimated. If a nozzle is chosen too small, it works against the pump. This results in a higher power consumption and a higher mechanical load on the pump and supply line. If, on the other hand, a nozzle is selected that is too large, the power of the pump cannot be fully converted into pulse. This shows how important it is to select the components correctly. However, this can quickly become confusing. To help you choose the right nozzle, we have created this page. Here you can find the right nozzle in 4 ways. The easiest way is to use our nozzle wizard. The wizard will guide you through the selection process in four simple steps. Or you can directly use the product table if you are looking for a specific model. Otherwise, you can also use the nozzle calculator to calculate a suitable nozzle and even put together a system of several nozzles. You are also welcome to simply contact us and we will help you selecting the right nozzle or put together a whole nozzle system together. Last but not least, we have compiled the most frequently asked questions for you.

For clarification of technical terms, we provide an extensive glossary. Probably the most important technical term is the nozzle capacity. We use this to classify nozzles. Here, the nozzle capacity describes a pressure-flow ratio and can be expressed by a single number. The nozzle capacity thus allows for calculating the flow rate for any given upstream pressure, which has proven to be very handy in real-world applications.

Below you can browse through our product range. You will find all possible designs in the following table You can search directly for nozzles or proceed systematically via the filter function. By clicking on the pictograms, you can find out more about the application areas, or download CAD files for your design program or the appropriate data sheet. In the column on the far left, you can easily plot the nozzle characteristic curve via the “+” symbol.

Sometimes a picture is worth a thousand words. Therefore we offer you here the possibility to display nozzle characteristics graphically. To the right of the diagram you can add a (standard) “nozzle”, add a “custom nozzle” by using the nozzle capacity calculator, add a “pump” if you have a pump characteristic curve, combine several plotted “nozzles” to represent a combined system and remove the plotted “elements”. If you load a pump characteristic curve via CSV file, the operating point, i.e. the intersection of the nozzle characteristic curve and the pump characteristic curve, is automatically calculated. Please note that we are currently not able to take pipe losses into account. However, you can help yourself by selecting a reduced nozzle size. Below the diagram you will find the possibility to swap the two axes, to export the shown data as a CSV file (download data), to save the diagram as an image (download diagram) or to reset the whole diagram.