Some of the many benefits of ultrasonic nozzles:

High Transfer Efficiency – Reduces materials usage

Non clogging – Able to handle high-solid materials

Durability –  Titanium construction is resistant to many solvents and abrasion.

Highly uniform distribution of droplet sizes – Reduces coating imperfections.

Airless spray – Can easily control process and also ideal for vacuum environments!

How Ultrasonics Spray Nozzles Work

Ultrasonic spray nozzles are constructed to vibrate longitudinally at high frequency by means of piezoelectric transducers.  This longitudinal up and down motion creates standing waves in a thin film of applied liquid on the ultrasonic nozzle tip, in which the amplitude of these waves can be controlled by the power generator.  These standing liquid waves can be extended upwards off the ultrasonic nozzle tip to the point they separate into evenly sized droplets with little to no kinetic energy.  Secondary shaping gas or ambient air can be used to easily entrain droplets to the desired shape and velocity if needed. A variety of ultrasonic nozzles are offered that help determine droplet size, liquid flow rate and spray patterns.

Key Industries for Ultrasonic Spray Nozzles：

Blood Collection Tubes

Medical Devices

Hydrogen Fuel Cells

Solar Cells Coatings

Antimicrobial Coatings

Float & Panel Glass

Electronics

Nano Technology

Ultrasonic Spray Pyrolysis

Bioaerosol Spray