
Static 360° Spray Balls
Standard 360° coverage spray ball for most tank cleaning applications.
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Dairy ProcessingPasteurizers, CIP systems, transfer lines
Food ProcessingSanitary fittings, valves and tubing
Beverage LinesBottling, mixing and hygienic transfer
PharmaceuticalHigh-purity 316L and documentation
BiotechnologyBioreactors, skids and cell culture support
OEM / ContractorsProject RFQ support and secondary supply
Spray balls and tank cleaning components for CIP-oriented sanitary vessel cleaning applications.
Sizes & Dimensions
Static spray balls provide complete coverage for tanks up to 50 m³. Rotating designs available for high-impact cleaning of larger vessels.
| Ball Ø | Coverage | Inlet | Flow (m³/h) | Tank Vol (m³) | Holes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25 mm | 360° | ½" NPT | 3 – 5 | 0.5 – 1 | 30 |
| 36 mm | 360° | ¾" NPT | 5 – 10 | 1 – 3 | 60 |
| 50 mm | 360° | 1" NPT | 10 – 20 | 3 – 6 | 90 |
| 65 mm | 360° | 1½" NPT | 15 – 30 | 6 – 12 | 120 |
| 80 mm | 360° | 2" NPT | 25 – 50 | 12 – 25 | 150 |
| 100 mm | 360° | 2" Tri-Clamp | 40 – 80 | 25 – 50 | 180 |
| 125 mm | 360° | 2½" Tri-Clamp | 60 – 120 | 50 – 100 | 220 |
Operating Conditions
Spray balls require minimum pressure for proper coverage. Below 1 bar, spray distance drops significantly.
Actual ratings depend on size, material and operating conditions. Confirm via RFQ for project-specific requirements.
Standards & Compliance
Full documentation packages available including MTR, 3.1 certificates, surface roughness reports and pressure test records.
Sanitary spray cleaning devices standard.
European hygienic engineering and design certification.
Surface finish, materials and design for pharma/biotech.
Food contact materials compliance for seats and seals.
Dimensional standard for tri-clamp fittings.
EU regulation on food-contact materials.
Product Variants
Multiple variants available to match your application requirements. Browse related products for complete process line coverage.

Standard 360° coverage spray ball for most tank cleaning applications.
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Partial coverage for tanks with internal obstructions or vertical surfaces.
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Higher-impact rotating heads for stubborn deposits or larger vessels.
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Technical Datasheet
This PDF summarizes typical sizes, materials, standards, application notes and RFQ inputs for Spray Balls. Use it as a preparation document before sending a quotation request.
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Technical RFQ Guide
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Relevant for sourcing discussions, project BOMs and maintenance replacement needs.
Relevant for sourcing discussions, project BOMs and maintenance replacement needs.
Relevant for sourcing discussions, project BOMs and maintenance replacement needs.
Relevant for sourcing discussions, project BOMs and maintenance replacement needs.
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Technical Product Layout
Structured for engineers, contractors and plant buyers who need a clear RFQ-ready technical view before requesting pricing.
Sanitary spray balls and cleaning devices for tank cleaning, CIP coverage and hygienic process equipment maintenance.
Sanitary polished surfaces; cleaning pattern, flow and pressure requirements must be confirmed.
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Common Questions
Engineering and procurement questions we hear most often. For project-specific guidance, send your application details via RFQ.
Calculation: required flow = 3-5 m³/h per square meter of tank internal surface area. Tank surface area = π × D × H (cylindrical sides) + tops/bottoms.
For 10 m³ tank (typical 2m diameter × 3m height): surface ≈ 22 m², required flow ≈ 70-110 m³/h. May need multiple spray balls or rotating head.
Riboflavin coverage test: spray riboflavin solution onto tank surfaces, run CIP cycle with water, then UV inspect to verify all riboflavin removed.
Standard validation procedure for new installations. Document with photographs under UV light. Re-test after any tank modification.
Standard: 1.5–3 bar at the spray ball inlet. Below 1 bar, spray distance and coverage suffer. Above 5 bar may damage the ball.
CIP pump must deliver required flow at required pressure. Account for piping pressure drop in pump sizing. Provide tank dimensions for spray ball selection.
Static spray balls: most common, no moving parts, reliable for tanks up to 50 m³. Lower cost. Rotating heads: better for stubborn deposits, larger tanks, higher impact.
Static is sufficient for 90% of dairy and food applications. Rotating preferred for brewery and processes with stuck-on residues.
Use upstream strainer in CIP supply (40-mesh typical). Inspect spray ball holes monthly. Backflush periodically by reversing flow if possible.
For media prone to scale (hard water, high-mineral), include acid descaling in CIP recipe. Consider EP surface finish for slick interior.
Yes — threaded NPT/BSP or tri-clamp connections allow removal. Some designs are self-cleaning during normal CIP cycle.
For pharma/biotech with strict cleanability, specify removable/inspectable design. Mount via tri-clamp for tool-free disassembly.
Standard: 3.1 MTR, hole pattern drawing, flow/pressure curve, FDA compliance.
Optional: riboflavin coverage test certificate, EP surface finish report, full BPE package for pharmaceutical applications.