The jet from a full cone nozzle consists of droplets distributed within a conical volume, with the nozzle orifice at its vertex. Full cone nozzles, therefore, produce a complete conical spray pattern. There are numerous applications across various fields, such as washing, cooling, desulfurization, part cleaning, pretreatment in painting processes, tank cleaning, gas cooling, and chemical spraying, to name just a few. In addition to the wide range of uses, there are also many types of full cone nozzles: spiral, with or without vanes, cluster, low, medium, or high flow, and either tangential or axial.