Nozzles located along E-coat return headers and spaced laterally at intervals across the tank that help to agitate the paint and prevent settling of pigments, which results in cleaner deposited films.
A hydraulic device used to create a negative pressure (suction) by forcing a liquid through a restriction, such as a Venturi. An eductor or aspirator (the hydraulic device) may be used in the laboratory in place of a vacuum pump. As an injector, it is used to produce vacuum for chlorinators. Sometimes used instead of a suction pump.
a device that pulls water in from around its base and shoots it out its nozzle
a fitting with three ports, an inlet for water flow, an outlet for water flow, and an inlet for fire chemical concentrate
A device that, by flow of water through it creating a vacuum, draws a solution into the water stream.
A venturi with an opening at the throat which will educt (suck in) air or liquid.
Suction device operated by hose pressure to pull fluid from a reservoir and mix it with the hose stream; often used to add foaming or other materials to water streams.
Proportioning device that draws foam concentrate into the water flowing through a hoseline or pipe by a venturi principal.
A device utilizing a nozzle and throat, installed in a stream of water to create a partial vacuum to draw air or liquid into the stream; commonly used to draw regeneration chemicals into an ion exchange water treatment system, such a softener or deionizer.
