FULL CONE Wide Range of Flows and Angles DESIGN FEATURES • The original spiral nozzle invented by BETE and continuously improved! • High energy efficiency • One-piece/no internal parts • Clog-resistant performance • High discharge velocity • Male connection standard; female connection available by special order SPRAY CHARACTERISTICS • Wide range of flow rates and spray angles • Fine atomization Spray patterns: Full Cone. For Hollow Cone, see page 45 Spray angles: 50° to 180° Flow rates: 0.5 to 3320 gpm (Higher flow rates available) 60°, 90°, 120° Metal Available with FM approval: N series (page 102), 1/4" TF8 NN, FCN in brass, 1/2" TF24-150 in multiple materials Dimensions are approximate. Check with BETE for critical dimension applications. TF Full Cone Flow Rates and Dimensions Full Cone, 60° (NN), 90° (FCN or FFCN), 120° (FC or FFC), 150° and 170° Spray Angles, 1/8" to 4" Pipe Sizes GALLONS PER MINUTE @ PSI Male Available Pipe Nozzle Spray Angles K 5 10 20 30 40 Size Number 60° 90°120° 150° 170° Factor PSI PSI PSI PSI PSI PTFE not recommended above red line Metal Only above green line Free Dim. (in.) for 60° 90° Orif. Pass. Metal Only* 120° Dia. Dia. A** B C Metal Plas. TO ORDER: specify pipe size, connection type, nozzle number, spray angle, and material. Flow Rate ( GPM ) = K √PSI *Dimensions are for bar stock, cast sizes may vary. **60° nozzles slightly longer, consult BETE. Three turn nozzles Standard Materials: Brass, 316 Stainless Steel, PVC, Polypropylene, Cobalt Alloy 6, and PTFE (Po

HOLLOW CONE Wide Range of Flows and Angles DESIGN FEATURES • The original spiral nozzle invented by BETE and continuously improved! • High energy efficiency • One-piece/no internal parts • Clog-resistant performance • High discharge velocity • Male connection standard; female connection available by special order SPRAY CHARACTERISTICS • Wide range of flow rates and spray angles • Fine atomization Spray patterns: Hollow Cone For Full Cone, see page 20 Spray angles: 50° to 180° Flow rates: 0.5 to 3320 gpm (Higher flow rates available) Dimensions are approximate. Check with BETE for critical dimension...