Burgener Research strives to produce whatever our customers require for their applications.
We have produced nebulizers able to run 1 micro liter per minute, and others able to run
over 1 liter per minute. We prefer to use 40 psi to 120 psi, but we have nebulizers and nozzles
that work well at 15 psi, and some that can run at 5,000 psi. Our Enhanced Parallel Path Method
has no limitations in liquid flow rates that we are aware of.
As long as enough gas flow can be provided, then the liquid can be atomized.
Photographs of 3 nozzles designed to provide a short duration spray of oil to welding torches.
The nozzle body can be metal or plastic, and can be virtually any size or shape desired.
All of the nozzles in this group have the same operational specifications of 50 psi and 1 to 200 ml/min.
The difference is in how the gas and liquid lines are attached. The above designs were
developed and delivered to the customer less than a week after receiving the request.
Photograph of a SS 50 nebulizer made of Stainless Steel Tubing, atomizing water, lit from beneath by a bright light.
With our Enhanced Parallel Path design, we can make the nebulizer as short or long as desired.
Photograph of a FLEXIBLE nebulizer made of Nylon and Stainless Steel Tubing, atomizing water.
With our Enhanced Parallel Path design, we can make the nebulizer in virtually any shape!
Photograph of a FLEX 50 Flexible nebulizer made of Nylon and Stainless Steel Tubing, atomizing water, lit from the right by a bright light.
Photograph of a SS 50 nebulizer made of Stainless Steel Tubing, atomizing water.
Photograph of a shorter nebulizer made of Stainless Steel Tubing, atomizing water, lit from beneath by a bright light.
If you have any needs for a nebulizer that produces a mist for any liquid,
then call us and we will try and meet your needs at a reasonable cost.
