The liquid distribution of the fan spray type presents a thin, flat sheet of liquid. As the spray meets a surface, a thin iquid is produced. The spray type is formed by an oval nozzle mouth.
Since the liquid is concentrated into a smaller area, the impact produced by a fan nozzle is generally greater than that of a full or hollow cone nozzle.
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