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Babington Burner Atomizing Nozzles For Sale - Worldwide Postage.

Babington burner atomizing nozzles are used to atomize almost all combustible fuel sources. Fuels such as vegetable oil, WVO waste vegetable oil, WMO waste motor oil, waste gearbox oil, waste transmission oil, peanut oil, canola oil and paraffin oil can all be burned very cleanly.


The Babington Nozzle works on the same principle when a whale surfaces to breathe. It is not the whale spraying out water from it's blow hole but air blown out under high pressure and the water running over the whales skin creates surface tension (Thin film of sea water) when the air passes through the film of water the water is atomized.

***PRODUCTION UPDATE JUNE 2009***

We are proud to announce that our Babington Nozzles are now in full production and payments should be made to shop@homebrewpower.co.uk via Paypal for 39.99 GBP - Free P&P within the UK and + 5.00 GBP worldwide shipping.
We guarantee to send each individual Nozzle out within 5 working days of receipt of money.

Our Babington Burner Nozzles have the following specifications:

Ball Diameter
50MM
Ball Material
1MM Thick Spun Brass
Air Connection
15MM Copper Compression Gland
Brazing Metal
55% Sure Silver M25T Rods 680 Degrees Celsius Melting Point
Atomizing Hole Specification
0.0135" Diameter Hole - Pillar Drilled @ 20,000 RPM
Air Pressure Suggested Rating
15 - 80 PSI - Set To Suit Individual Application
Finish
Acid Dipped, Hand Wired & Polished
Notes On Finish
Oxidization will occur when exposed to air - This does not affect performance
Construction
Hand Made In The United Kingdom
Babington Ball Usage
Clean Atomization of combustible oils & fats - Various Heating Projects

The Babington burner nozzles are one off creations, hand made and designed for the complete combustion of oil and waste oil products.

Chug from Vegetable Oil Diesel has added a link to my Babington Burner Nozzles, you can read about it HERE
Here is a really informative website for people wishing to know more about the Babington's