SS Water treatment nozzle in Ion exchange resin container

     Stainiess steel strainer nozzle is composed of V-profile wire stainless steel which is spirally wrapped in certain equal slot.
     To maintain the slot size around inside and add extra strength are mounted. It has each cover for both ends of nozzle.
     Each wire and rod are made by spot welding. and fitting pipe is adjusted according to the thickness of set bottom plate.
     Nozzle is completed by welding fitting pipe to a cover of down end after setting screw according to the type of nut.

Uses for SS Water treatment nozzle in Ion exchange resin container:

Stainless Steel wedge wire water treatment filter nozzle with thread coupling can be fixed on the filtering equipment for the filteration of water petrol resin and other medium. Also it can be used in the water treatment, water softhening, conversion of sea water into fresh water, the filter of food chemistry.

Advantage for SS Water treatment nozzle in Ion exchange resin container:

Excellent roundness
Very good slot width precision
High mechanical load capacity
No form closure connection that would allow vibration of the profiled bars V-shaped wire around the twin tube water cap for metallurgical industry
Automated welding process for high-precision manufacturing
Perfectly adjusted screen basket profiles
Available for all screens
Surface finishing as required

Feature for SS Water treatment nozzle in Ion exchange resin container:

•Metal construction.
•Excellent roundness.
•Great flow area.
•High mechanical load capacity.
•High precision slot width.
•Pressure and temperature resistance.
•Anti-corrosion, anti-aging.
•Safe, reliable.
•Environment friendly.
•Easy installation.
•Long service time.

Technology for SS Water treatment nozzle in Ion exchange resin container:

Manfre introduce advanced korea technology , the construction method used is the latest, ultra clean TiG and plasma welding system. This method of construction guarantees cartridge integrity, eliminating the risk of bypass and the presence of extractables derived from any bonding agents.