S.S 304 Atmospheric Nozzle

Here are some key features and considerations of S.S atmospheric nozzles for cleanrooms:

1. Material: Stainless steel is commonly used for atmospheric nozzles in cleanrooms due to its durability, corrosion resistance, and ease of cleaning. Stainless steel grade 304 or 316 is typically used for its suitability in cleanroom environments.
2. Design: Atmospheric nozzles are designed to distribute clean air evenly and efficiently within the cleanroom. They may have adjustable louvers or diffuser plates to control the direction and velocity of the airflow, ensuring proper air circulation and minimizing turbulence.
3. Size and Configuration: The size and configuration of the atmospheric nozzle depend on the specific cleanroom requirements and the desired air supply characteristics. Different nozzle sizes and configurations can provide different airflow rates and patterns.
4. Installation: S.S atmospheric nozzles are typically installed in the cleanroom ceiling or walls, allowing for proper air supply and distribution. The installation method may vary depending on the specific nozzle design and cleanroom construction.
5. Cleanability: Stainless steel atmospheric nozzles are chosen for their ease of cleaning and resistance to contamination. They can be easily sterilized and maintained to ensure the cleanliness of the cleanroom environment.
6. Compatibility: Consider the compatibility of the atmospheric nozzle with the cleanroom system, including the HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) system and the cleanroom design. Ensure that the nozzle is suitable for the desired airflow rate and pressure requirements of the cleanroom.

When selecting S.S atmospheric nozzles for cleanrooms, consult with a cleanroom specialist, HVAC engineer, or supplier experienced in cleanroom air distribution systems. They can provide guidance on the appropriate nozzle size, design, and installation method based on your specific cleanroom requirements and airflow distribution goals.