Description

The Delavan 2.00 GPH 80° Type B Solid Cone Fuel Nozzle (distinguished by its blue protective cap) is a professional-grade heating and combustion component. It serves as a vital replacement part for the burner assemblies of hot water pressure washers, industrial boilers, and oil furnaces, where it atomizes fuel to ensure highly efficient, clean, and stable heat generation.

With a 2.00 GPH flow rate, this nozzle provides a precise, mid-to-high capacity thermal output, making it a common choice for heavy-duty commercial cleaning equipment.

Key Features

• Type B Solid Cone Pattern: Distributes atomized fuel droplets evenly throughout the entire spray cone. This uniform pattern ensures smooth ignition, stable flame geometry, and highly efficient heat transfer while minimizing soot and carbon buildup.

• Premium Bi-Metal Construction: Engineered with a heavy-duty brass body for rapid heat dissipation (which prevents fuel varnishing and residue clogs) and paired with a precision-machined stainless steel internal metering section for maximum wear resistance.

• Integrated Sintered Filter: Equipped with a built-in mesh strainer at the base of the nozzle body to capture microscopic sediment, rust, and fuel impurities before they can reach the orifice, maintaining a consistent and uninterrupted flame profile.

• Color-Coded Blue Cap: Standardized color coding by Delavan indicates a “Type B Solid Cone” nozzle configuration, allowing technicians to quickly identify the correct part during routine maintenance.

Technical Specifications

• Brand: Delavan Spray Technologies

• Model/Type: Type B (Solid Cone)

• Flow Rate: 2.00 GPH (Gallons Per Hour) at standard pressure

• Spray Angle: 80° (Degrees)

• Materials: Brass body with Stainless Steel Orifice/Distributor

• Thread Size: Standard 9/16″–24 UNEF

Common Applications

• Commercial Hot Water Pressure Washers: Widely utilized in heavy-duty pressure washers (such as units from Landa, Hotsy, Karcher, or Hydro Tek) to provide the necessary heat output for cutting through heavy grease, oil, and grime.

• Oil Burners & Furnaces: Installed in residential and commercial heating systems running on standard heating oils, #1 diesel, #2 diesel, or kerosene.

• Boilers & Water Heaters: Used in agricultural, automotive, and industrial facility heaters requiring a reliable, consistent fuel atomization pattern.