Wide belt tube Fountain Nozzle
A wide belt tube fountain nozzle is a specialized type of fountain nozzle designed to produce a wide, flat water stream resembling a belt or ribbon. This type of nozzle creates a visually striking effect, often used in modern and architectural fountain designs. The wide belt tube fountain nozzle is typically adjustable, allowing for customization of the water stream’s width and intensity. It’s commonly utilized in decorative water features in parks, gardens, and urban landscapes to add a contemporary and sophisticated touch to the environment.
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Water Screen Nozzle
Water Screen Nozzle Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Pipe Diameter | Ø50 |
| Installation Mode | Vertical or Slightly Inclined |
| Movement Mode | Rotating or Oscillating |
| Spray Effect | Creates a wide water fan with a mist-like curtain, suitable for laser projection and water screen movies with color graphics and text. |
| Movement Type | Direct-acting |
| Valve Type | Normally Closed |
| Working Pressure | 0–0.1 MPa |
| Medium | Water |
| Medium Temperature | 0–70°C |
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