Steinen s.60-80-2f Solid Oil Burner Nozzle 0.60 Gph

Product Description

The STEINEN s.60-80-2f is a solid (Type B) oil burner nozzle rated at 0.60 gallons per hour (GPH) with an 80-degree spray angle. Solid nozzles distribute droplets uniformly throughout the full spray pattern, delivering smooth ignition and consistent combustion across the firing cycle. At higher flow rates the pattern becomes progressively hollower, but at this 0.60 GPH rating the cone stays full and stable. This nozzle is installed by oil heat technicians during routine service or emergency replacement on residential and light-commercial oil-fired heating equipment.

This nozzle is suited for oil-fired furnaces, boilers, and water heaters that call for a solid-pattern nozzle at 0.60 GPH and an 80-degree spray angle. Solid nozzles at this flow rate are common in smaller to mid-sized residential burner assemblies where stable, efficient atomization is critical to clean combustion. Manufacturers and service manuals often specify a replacement interval of every other year regardless of visible condition, so this nozzle is a standard item on any oil heat technician's service truck.

Key Features

• Solid (Type B) spray pattern for uniform droplet distribution throughout the full cone
• 0.60 GPH flow rate for precise fuel delivery in appropriately sized burner assemblies
• 80-degree spray angle matches common burner head geometries in residential oil heating equipment
• Smooth ignition characteristics reduce misfire and combustion instability at startup
• Recommended replacement every other year as part of standard annual oil heat service

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-replacement solid-pattern oil burner nozzle for oil-fired furnaces, boilers, and water heaters specifying a 0.60 GPH, 80-degree, Type B solid nozzle. Verify burner manufacturer specifications before installation.

Installation Notes

Oil burner nozzle replacement is performed by licensed oil heat technicians following applicable local and national fuel oil equipment codes. Shut down the burner and allow the system to cool before servicing the nozzle assembly. Use a proper nozzle wrench to remove and install the nozzle to avoid damaging the nozzle adapter or electrode assembly. After installation, verify combustion quality with appropriate test equipment before returning the system to service.