HydroHexTWO SIZES
Same fitting. Different outlets.
Nine rail tips have a 0.60 mm outlet. Four wall tips and three ceiling tips have a 1.60 mm outlet. The two sizes share the cartridge fitting.
INTERACTIVE WATER LESSON
Inside the sprayer.
A small sideways passage turns the water before it leaves the tip. Open up our cyclone cartridge and follow the route.
Original design: Cyclone mist sprayer by Jack on Printables ↗. This is our HydroHex cartridge adaptation.
THE LAST PART OF THE WATER’S JOURNEY
Give the water a turn.
Water enters through the back, follows a curved passage, and reaches the round chamber from the side. The outlet sits in the middle of the front face.
A sideways inlet, a central exit.
The blue volume is the actual modeled water passage. Moving dots show the route; the spray outside the tip is illustrative.
Removable tip Water passage Soft face seal Fixed socket
ONE CLEANABLE PART
The small passage comes out.
The tangential inlet, chamber, and outlet all leave with the cartridge. Its soft washer seals against the back of the socket.
TRY IT WITH WATER
A drawing can’t prove a mist.
Outlet size alone does not tell us droplet size or flow. The printed tips still need a measured water test for spray pattern, clogging, fit, and leaks.
Design reference and what you’re seeing
Cyclone mist sprayer by Jack on Printables ↗ is the design reference. This viewer shows our current HydroHex replaceable cartridges, exported from their CAD geometry, rather than the original Printables file.
The cutaway, fitting, and blue water passages use the current design dimensions in millimeters. Dots and the spray cone explain the route; they are not a fluid simulation or a predicted spray pattern. Cleaning motion shows the nominal 0.22 mm push, 48° turn, and withdrawal. Stop the pump and release pressure before removing a real tip.