Lechler, Inc. Gyro Tank Cleaning Nozzle/Sprayballs 577. 599. 17

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For larger vessels in the 10-20' diameter range, Lechler's Gyro tank cleaning series sets the pace. Gyros are free spinning, optimally operating at between 30 and 60 psi inlet pressure. The three sizes (1", 2", and 3") and five coverage angles (180º up and down, 270º up and down, and 360º) offer the maximum selection flexibility for any application. Gyros use PTFE bearings which are both long-lasting and easily disassembled when replacement is required. The stainless steel and PTFE construction allow the use of most cleaning solvents without fear of corrosion in either the orifices or bearings. All of these features make the Gyro series a popular choice for the cleaning of any large vessel.
Description
For larger vessels in the 10-20' diameter range, Lechler's Gyro tank cleaning series sets the pace. Gyros are free spinning, optimally operating at between 30 and 60 psi inlet pressure. The three sizes (1", 2", and 3") and five coverage angles (180º up and down, 270º up and down, and 360º) offer the maximum selection flexibility for any application. Gyros use PTFE bearings which are both long-lasting and easily disassembled when replacement is required. The stainless steel and PTFE construction allow the use of most cleaning solvents without fear of corrosion in either the orifices or bearings. All of these features make the Gyro series a popular choice for the cleaning of any large vessel.

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Gyro Tank Cleaning Nozzle/Sprayballs - 577. 599. 17 - Lechler, Inc.
St. Charles, IL, USA
Gyro Tank Cleaning Nozzle/Sprayballs
577. 599. 17
Gyro Tank Cleaning Nozzle/Sprayballs 577. 599. 17
For larger vessels in the 10-20' diameter range, Lechler's Gyro tank cleaning series sets the pace. Gyros are free spinning, optimally operating at between 30 and 60 psi inlet pressure. The three sizes (1", 2", and 3") and five coverage angles (180º up and down, 270º up and down, and 360º) offer the maximum selection flexibility for any application. Gyros use PTFE bearings which are both long-lasting and easily disassembled when replacement is required. The stainless steel and PTFE construction allow the use of most cleaning solvents without fear of corrosion in either the orifices or bearings. All of these features make the Gyro series a popular choice for the cleaning of any large vessel.

For larger vessels in the 10-20' diameter range, Lechler's Gyro tank cleaning series sets the pace. Gyros are free spinning, optimally operating at between 30 and 60 psi inlet pressure. The three sizes (1", 2", and 3") and five coverage angles (180º up and down, 270º up and down, and 360º) offer the maximum selection flexibility for any application. Gyros use PTFE bearings which are both long-lasting and easily disassembled when replacement is required. The stainless steel and PTFE construction allow the use of most cleaning solvents without fear of corrosion in either the orifices or bearings. All of these features make the Gyro series a popular choice for the cleaning of any large vessel.

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Technical Specifications

  Lechler, Inc.
Product Category Nozzles
Product Number 577. 599. 17
Product Name Gyro Tank Cleaning Nozzle/Sprayballs
Media Other; Liquid
Application Cleaning
Flow 12720 to 22020 GPH (13375 to 23154 ml/sec)
Maximum Pressure 20 to 65 psi (14.08 to 45.75 m H2O)
Temperature Range ? to 200 F (? to 93.33 C)
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