Spraying Systems Co. QSTK-SS.50

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The Model QSTK Series Mini-Quick FloodJet spray nozzle tips feature a very small tip size designed for applications where space is limited. A female 303 Stainless Steel or brass strainer (model 12686) provides an effective means of straining out particles that are too large to pass through the nozzle orifice
Description
The Model QSTK Series Mini-Quick FloodJet spray nozzle tips feature a very small tip size designed for applications where space is limited. A female 303 Stainless Steel or brass strainer (model 12686) provides an effective means of straining out particles that are too large to pass through the nozzle orifice

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The Model QSTK Series Mini-Quick FloodJet spray nozzle tips feature a very small tip size designed for applications where space is limited. A female 303 Stainless Steel or brass strainer (model 12686) provides an effective means of straining out particles that are too large to pass through the nozzle orifice

The Model QSTK Series Mini-Quick FloodJet spray nozzle tips feature a very small tip size designed for applications where space is limited. A female 303 Stainless Steel or brass strainer (model 12686) provides an effective means of straining out particles that are too large to pass through the nozzle orifice

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  Spraying Systems Co.
Product Category Nozzles
Product Number QSTK-SS.50
Media Chemical; Water
Flow 367 to 7.35 GPH (386 to 7.73 ml/sec)
Maximum Pressure 15 to 60 psi (10.56 to 42.23 m H2O)
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