Choosing the Right CP® Floater Nozzle



CP® Floater Nozzles are available in two volume versions, each with 8 orifices and flood nozzle flow rates. The "Low Volume" versions have 8 orifices, #2.5 through #30 and should be used on 30" centers. The "High Volume" versions have orifices ranging from #5 through #60 and are designed to be used on 60" centers. Low volume nozzles come with removable filter screens. To use the CP® Interactive Flow Rate Calculator with droplet spectrum information, click here.

To download hard copy flow charts for the CPR Floater Turbo Nozzles, click on one of the following:

CP-59L-S and CP-109L-S Low Volume Floater Turbo Nozzles
CP-59HV and CP-109HV High Volume Floater Turbo Nozzles.

WHEN DRIFT IS A FACTOR...
CP-59L-S's and CP-59HV's (and CP-109L-S's and CP-109HV's-combination turbo nozzle and check valve) are the best choice and are available in both volume versions. They generate an even spectrum of large droplets with few driftable fines through a wide range of pressures. Each stainless steel deflector tip covers specific orifices for proper pattern, i.e., the smallest deflector tip covers the smallest two orifices, the middle tip the middle three and the largest tips the largest three orifices. To calculate flow rates and droplet spectrum, click here.



CP-53-8L3's and CP-55R's (and CP-101-8L3's and CP-102R's-combination nozzle and check valve) generate a smaller droplet spectrum than the turbo nozzles. They offer good coverage and an excellent pattern at a wide range of flow rates and pressures. To calculate flow rates and droplet spectrum for these nozzles, click here.



CP-110-C's, CP-110-P's as well as the nozzle/check valve combos, flow at 10.5 gallons per minute at 30 psi and are a design originally patented for ag aircraft. These check valves replace traditional air, solenoid or diaphragm-type checks. Using a simple needle/seat design, they provide instant shut-off and, in most casts, one pull of the needle stops drips.



CP® Elbows are available in both 45° and 90° angles in 3/4" and 1" pipe or cam lock configurations. They allow the operator to set up booms for the best possible performance from CP® nozzles and other specialty spray devices.

CP-49 Filter Screens slip into cam locks and 3/4" male threaded connections to stop debris before orifices clog. They pop out for easy cleaning and are polypropylene with 50 mesh stainless steel screens.