HIGH PRESSURE NOZZLE 1/8" 60° FLAT FAN – 1860 SERIES
Code: 2202/A
Product detailed description
The PRO HIGH PRESSURE NOZZLE 1/8" 60° FLAT FAN AISI 303/420F – 1860 SERIES is specifically engineered for applications requiring wide spray coverage and ultra-high-pressure performance. With a 60° flat fan spray angle, this nozzle delivers a broad, even jet pattern optimized for efficient rinsing and flushing over large surfaces.
Constructed from AISI 303 stainless steel and featuring a hardened stainless steel insert (AISI 420F), the PRO 1860 series is built for intensive industrial use and exceptional wear resistance. Its rugged design and internal geometry allow it to maintain uniform spray distribution even under continuous operation at pressures up to 700 bar.
This nozzle is ideal for:
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Rinse-down stations in food and wine industries
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Heavy-equipment and vehicle washing systems
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Municipal and public works cleaning tasks
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High-volume wash operations in industrial plants
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Robotic and fixed high-pressure cleaning units
Thanks to its compact 1/8" size, the 1860 series integrates seamlessly with automated cleaning arms, lances, and UHP systems. The wide-angle spray makes it a preferred choice when large-area coverage and efficient water distribution are essential.
Additional parameters
| Category: | Nozzles |
|---|---|
| Max pressure (bar): | 700 |
| Body: | Stainless steel |
| Inlet: | Npt 1/8" M |
| Spray angle: | 60° |
Lechler: precision spray nozzle technology
Lechler develops spray nozzles and engineered spraying solutions. The brand’s focus is the controlled distribution of liquids and gases, with nozzle design influencing coverage, impact, droplet formation and process efficiency.
Product range and applications
Lechler technology is used across industrial cleaning, food and beverage production, chemical processing, steelmaking and agriculture. Its wider portfolio addresses many different spraying tasks, from applying liquid to a surface to cleaning equipment and supporting production processes. Nozzle selection is therefore application-specific rather than based only on a nominal size.
Selection and system integration
Compare the spray pattern, angle and flow rate at the intended operating pressure. Check material compatibility, connection type and installation distance. Correct filtration and routine inspection help keep the spray pattern consistent as the equipment is used.
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