Abstract: An atomizing nozzle arrangement (1) includes a housing (2, 3) having an inlet (23), a valve seat (6), a valve element (7) interacting with the valve seat (6), restoring means (8) acting on the valve element (7), and an orifice (9). In such an atomizing nozzle arrangement dripping should be avoided. To this end, the valve element (7) is fixed in a guidance element (12) which is guided in a bore (16) of the housing (2, 3).

Abstract: Disclosed is a valve that is particularly useful in a pressure atomizing nozzle of a heating installation and includes a valve housing in which there is a valve seat with an adjoining valve chamber and a flow passage that opens to a housing outlet. In the valve chamber there is provided a spring for resiliently urging the closure member to seat on the valve seat. The valve chamber has a guide section adjacent the valve seat that is of a transverse cross section corresponding to a transverse cross section of the closure member while the housing and closure member provide a free flow passage to the outlet when the closure member is moved axially away from the valve seat at least a preselected axial distance. The valve is of a construction that ensures that fluid can flow through the valve only after a particular desire pressure has been reached, but immediately after the conveying pressure drops below a predetermined value, fluid can no longer reach the housing outlet.

Abstract: An atomizing nozzle for oil burners that includes a housing having a front wall with an orifice in the front end thereof, a distributor insert abutting against the front wall and a retainer member that abuts against the distributor insert and is retained in place by a housing annular shoulder deformed into a retainer member groove. The retainer member is of a sintered material and includes a retainer element integrally joined to a filter element which extends rearwardly of the housing, the retainer member having a fluid passage opening to the distributor insert and extending rearwardly of the housing.