Water circuit and atomizing ring
The pump, filtration and nozzle arrangement form the water circuit. Nozzle selection and water quality affect atomization and maintenance, so they are selected as part of the complete equipment package.
A fan-assisted mist system for dust control around open work areas, material handling points and stockyards. Equipment selection starts with the actual site, not a fixed model.
Equipment images show configuration examples. Final specifications and price are agreed for each order.
A pump supplies water to atomizing nozzles around the cannon outlet. An axial fan carries the droplets towards the dust-generating area. The spray direction is set through horizontal rotation and vertical tilt, allowing the mist to follow the working face.
The pump, filtration and nozzle arrangement form the water circuit. Nozzle selection and water quality affect atomization and maintenance, so they are selected as part of the complete equipment package.
The fan projects the mist from the barrel. Tilt and oscillation mechanisms position the spray over the operating area; the site's wind conditions also affect where the mist travels.
The product materials describe manual, automatic and remote control arrangements, together with low-water protection. The chosen control mode and interlocks are defined in the technical proposal.
The following options are discussed during selection. Availability and the scope of supply are confirmed in the technical proposal.
| Reference reach | 30–120 m in manufacturer literature; selected to site requirements |
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| Reference droplet size | 10–150 μm in manufacturer literature; depends on configuration |
| Mounting & control | Fixed or mobile arrangements; control configuration by discussion |
| Dimensions and materials | Defined by the installation and operating requirements |
| Price | Quoted against the confirmed configuration |
Figures describe reference configurations, not fixed specifications or guaranteed site performance. Actual results depend on configuration, water, wind, material and operating conditions. The agreed technical proposal takes precedence.
No. Reach figures in the literature describe particular reference configurations and test conditions. Wind, nozzle arrangement and operating pressure influence actual coverage; use the confirmed technical proposal for the project.
Pricing follows the equipment configuration, materials, controls and scope of supply. Send the project details so the factory can prepare an appropriate proposal and quotation.

Mist equipment on a movable platform
Temporary work areas · changing dust sources

Misting at the dust-generating point
Transfer points · indoor material handling

Misting arranged around the workspace
Industrial workshops · enclosed stockyards
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