Launched in 1996, the Newland Electric Atomiser is based on technology originally developed at Cranfield University, nr.Bedford, UK in 1990-92 for spraying insecticide from aircraft, where compressed air was not available.

Spinning discs have often been used for spraying, but a porous cylinder provides better dispersion of liquid over the rotating surface. This, together with a brushless dc motor giving high speed with reliability, produces effective atomisation from a very compact unit.

The Atomiser is ideal for use in ducts and confined spaces. Adjustment of speed and flow rate gives control over droplet and spray cloud size. And in humidification applications due to its low power consumption, the device offers significant cost savings over high-pressure nozzles and steam systems.

The Atomiser takes normal tap water, including hard water, without any need for filtration. And it handles light oils as effectively as aqueous liquids.

The well-defined droplet size, a feature of rotary atomisers, and the low-impact spray are of special interest in coating applications.

Reliability is ensured by a very low mass rotor with precision high-speed bearings, and has been proven in long-term continuous-running applications.

Try out a Newland Electric Atomiser for a spray
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Evaluation systems available for hire.

Droplet sizing data, obtained from independent laser diffraction tests, is available on request.

The Atomiser is CE marked, with certification derived from independent EMC testing.

The Newland Electric Atomiser is designed and manufactured in UK by Newland Design Ltd.(established 1985).

Full current Technical Data is available from Newland Design Ltd.