Product Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between A-type and D-type MistCannons?
A-type MistCannons have a number of new and improved design features, as well as better efficiency and lower water output. We still have many D-type MistCannons on our hire fleet, although all new additions to the fleet will now be A-types. All new MistCannons purchased will be A-types.
MistCannon D-Type
MistCannon A-Type
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The key improvements with the A-types, many of which are visible in the photo above, are as follows:
- Different nozzle configuration – 2 discs each with 7 orifices, the new ‘CLU’ nozzles boast a smaller droplet size, lower water output, better throwing distance and larger orifice size which means less likelihood of blocking
The original D-type nozzles.
The new and improved A-type nozzles.
- More robust chassis & cowl design – for better protection of the equipment on site
- Additional fork slots, including fork pockets for shorter forks
- A heavy-duty wheel & pneumatic tyre, to match the rear ones, replaces the front jockey wheel
- Filter is repositioned to prevent any water spillage over the electrical control panel
- Integral sealed storage canister for O&M Manual or other documentation
Click here to view the specification differences of the 2 types.
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