The filter nozzle material is made of ABS engineering plastic, featuring high compressive strength and resistance to breakage even when stepped on or impacted. The filter nozzle structure incorporates reinforced threads and additional rubber washers, ensuring secure connections that never detach. The design of the filter nozzle cap base includes enhanced bottom seams, eliminating stagnant water zones between the filter plate and preventing sludge accumulation. It is widely used in water treatment filters, filtration tanks, and equipment for combined or cyclic softening water systems, as well as ion exchange columns. Filter nozzles of various specifications are suitable for matching ion exchange columns, activated carbon filters, and can also be used in the drainage systems of rapid filters. Backwash Filter Nozzle: Detailed Information Filter nozzles are air-water backwash devices in the bottom water distribution system of filters. They effectively flush out sludge and impurities from the filter, ensuring normal operation of water quality and quantity. Types of filter nozzles include (long and short handle) mushroom type, plum blossom type, tower type, and cylindrical type, all made of ABS engineering plastic. They feature rational structure, secure connections, high compressive strength, and non-deformable seams, preventing dead water zones and sludge accumulation. Their performance is excellent, with drainage capacities of 0.25 tons/hour, 0.5 tons/hour, and 1 ton/hour. Long-handle filter nozzles are commonly used in air-water backwash water distribution systems, while short-handle filter nozzles are applied in single-water backwash systems, gravity or pressure filters, and ion exchange filter beds. Filter nozzles and caps are used for advanced purification of urban drinking water and industrial water. They are high-grade purification materials in the production of high-purity water and mineral water, effectively removing COD, pigments, odors, and toxic substances from water. Long-handle filter nozzles are used in air-water backwash water distribution systems, while short-handle filter nozzles are applied in single-water backwash systems, gravity or pressure filters, and ion exchange filter beds. Filter nozzles are suitable for both domestic drinking water treatment and various industrial water applications such as beverages, printing, dyeing, and swimming pools. They can also be used in industrial wastewater and domestic sewage treatment projects. Filter nozzles and caps are categorized by flow rate into 0.25 tons/hour, 0.5 tons/hour, and 1 ton/hour; by handle length into long, medium, and short handles; by shape into tower type, hemispherical type, plum blossom type, and slice type; and by interface into external thread and internal thread types.